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I don't think it matters one way or the other to your thesis but I'm skeptical that state-level CNE organizations were hoarding vulnerabilities before; my under
by tptacek 7mo ago
I don't think it matters one way or the other to your thesis but I'm skeptical that state-level CNE organizations were hoarding vulnerabilities before; my understanding is that at least on the NATO side of the board they were all basically carefully managing an enablement pipeline that would have put them N deep into reliable exploit packages, for some surprisingly small N. There are a bunch of little reasons why the economics of hoarding aren't all that great.
- stephc_int13 7mo agoThe economics would be different in say, North Korea, don't you think?
- tptacek 7mo agoWhy? What do you mean?
- postsantum 7mo agoHe really believes that exploits come out of North Korea (as per Daily Post reporting), not from other countries
- kortilla 7mo agoNorth Korea uses a lot more them specifically to generate revenue.