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It's a funny story, but I don't know that we'd be able to verify the difference between this story and "Russian hackers infect healthcare network, take money, m
by dralley 3y ago
It's a funny story, but I don't know that we'd be able to verify the difference between this story and "Russian hackers infect healthcare network, take money, make up a funny story for deniability and then wreak havoc on critical US services anyway, secretly get medals from Putin"
These kinds of organizations sit always somewhere on a blurry line between "state-tolerated" and "state-affiliated" in the first place. Given current geopolitical circumstances it wouldn't surprise me if they've been given a green light to hit more significant targets.
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- lionkor 3y agoThis seems pretty far fetched, there are way too many governments who would like some extra cash, and way too many normal people who would like some extra cash.
- ckdarby 3y agoNot far fetch at all. Governments already get individuals into large corporations to steal IP.