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yeah - social engineering seems a common/likely approach. I'd assume their machines are on different (private) networks for each tournament/location. So, it wo
by mech422 3y ago
yeah - social engineering seems a common/likely approach. I'd assume their machines are on different (private) networks for each tournament/location. So, it would much easier to have a pre-installed exploit phone out to the attacker then trying to get in past NAT to exactly the right players ?