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If North Korea took down US infrastructure we would consider it an act of war. The dange of exposing your devices to the open internet should be well understood
by valianteffort 2y ago
If North Korea took down US infrastructure we would consider it an act of war. The dange of exposing your devices to the open internet should be well understood by this so-called "hacker".
For him to unilaterally decide to commit an act of war against a foreign nation means he should also be held accountable for it in international criminal court.
Were this any other two nations you might have a different tone. But these are the facts of the matter. He played with fire and if he winds up dead because of it he only has himself to blame. The only people I am concerned about is anyone else now facing danger because of his idiotic actions.
- consumer451 2y agoHe did not commit an "act of war." He is an individual, who tried to cooperate with his government and was denied. Meanwhile NK offense regularly attacks him on a nice day, and on every other day installs ransomware on US hospital infrastructure, putting actual lives at risk... All this guy did was shut down their capability to do so. I am unaware of any law that he broke. IMO, he also did not do anything immoral.
- mewpmewp2 2y agoBut foreign nations are already constantly trying to hack each other.
- mensetmanusman 2y agoHe defended himself against an inept state that regularly shoots random people out of cannons and murders entire family lines of anyone who flees their hell hole. If NK took down our infrastructure, it would be our fault because we have been warning our corrupt leaders for years and nothing is being done.