We have seen a lot of erosion in IT security to a degree that the industry is becoming a very hostile place without netting too many benefits. Politics is its o

We have seen a lot of erosion in IT security to a degree that the industry is becoming a very hostile place without netting too many benefits. Politics is its own playing field, but in the private sphere the advertising industry has now completely swallowed the formerly focus on privacy. That said, the statement is a bit contradictory. If it is known which tools or in general how a fingerprint of a state actor will look like, it would be possible to fake it to certain degrees at least. Of course it would be in the interest of a state actor to propose they can attribute other state actors with 100% certainty. > IT Army Coming to you now, strangling you with Cat-7 cables and throwing printer toner into your eyes.