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>> This method helped DING evade immediate detection Evidently not. It just shows that the guy is not a foreign intelligence operative - a professional could e
by ein0p 3y ago
>> This method helped DING evade immediate detection
Evidently not. It just shows that the guy is not a foreign intelligence operative - a professional could easily operate there for years undetected with fairly basic opsec. That said, aside from things like hardware designs and perhaps certain model weights, I struggle to think of anything at Google that anyone would want that’s not already on GitHub.
- bigcat12345678 3y ago> I struggle to think of anything at Google that anyone would want that’s not already on GitHub. It was this person's ploy to pretend there is extremely valuable IPs in the docs he illegally obtained. It just shows that this person indeed was clueless about large-scale engineering. I.e., stealing all of the code wont give any org the capability to do large-scale engineering. It most likely would cripple the org, as the foreign objects act as poison. The ideal trick is to pretend that he possess the secret.