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Generally speaking, with attacks of this sophistication, if it's not a state-backed APT, it's someone who operates with the unofficial backing of a government t
by lenerdenator 3y ago
Generally speaking, with attacks of this sophistication, if it's not a state-backed APT, it's someone who operates with the unofficial backing of a government to give plausible deniability.
I suppose it could be a few amateurs who took on a passion project, but... it's unlikely.
- EasyMark 3y agoCould be someone at a company that hacks into stuff and sells it to governments too. They're always looking for backdoors and I assume would do stuff like this.