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attack the incentives... have dedicated govt agencies going after the crypto money trail, and disrupt the theives. this happened in the pipeline hack. otherwi
by emmender2 3y ago
attack the incentives...
have dedicated govt agencies going after the crypto money trail, and disrupt the theives. this happened in the pipeline hack.
otherwise, the thieves will continue thieving with nothing to stop them.
thats why we have the police and other such agencies in the real world.
when thieves go after the commons (libraries/hospitals) - we the public taxpayers have every incentive to demand action of our govt as there is nobody else who can help here.
why are the british taxpayers not demanding action ?
- toyg 3y agoDemanding from whom? The current government could not cook an egg.
- javajosh 3y agoWith enough study and preparation, and enough funding, I bet the current government could, in fact, cook an egg.
- eviks 3y agoThey could break an egg with that level of commitment, cooking it is another thing altogether
- tonyedgecombe 3y agoI have some doubt that the current prime minister has ever cooked an egg.
- toyg 3y agoThe most likely outcome is, in fact, that they would pay £60m to a company (which happens to be run by well-connected friends of the Prime Minister), for them to cook an egg - just to discover 6 months later that such company never owned a pan and never cooked anything.
- eviks 3y agoWhat are the incentives to not have a proper backup system and also not having digitized everything already?
- emmender2 3y agocost, expense ? i can buy locks for the doors in my house, but if thieves can break locks, i need the police too to serve as a deterrent. ie, there needs to be a negative incentive for the thieves too.