Are you really that naive? Google don't even reveal how their search engine scores the web pages they index, and you want them to tell you the evidences of NK b

Are you really that naive? Google don't even reveal how their search engine scores the web pages they index, and you want them to tell you the evidences of NK being behind this or how they figured that out? You are free not to trust them if you choose. It's particularly ironic because in this case social media was used to gain access to the researcher's computer: In one case, they carried on a months-long conversation [on X], attempting to collaborate with a security researcher on topics of mutual interest HN is another perfect place for that to happen. How do we know that pphysch (or me jryle70) isn't a NK's agent trying to get more information about the technique employed in this case?