Glad you reminded me that allegations of "state-actor" are not reliable, or I might think you're implying that the CIA is responsible. Also, framing someone els

Glad you reminded me that allegations of "state-actor" are not reliable, or I might think you're implying that the CIA is responsible. Also, framing someone else is an ancient part of espionage, not something the CIA recently invented. They're far from the only people who use that tactic. I'm not going to hold my breath about any party coming clean about who's actually responsible. Until then we can just make guesses about it based on the evidence we have, the targets, the code itself, and the location of the server. It certainly points to a state-actor.