Very good question. One thing the article mentions is the vast number of attempts and threads of execution was in the tens of thousands, many of them that didn

Very good question. One thing the article mentions is the vast number of attempts and threads of execution was in the tens of thousands, many of them that didn't succeed, with only one or so that did succeed, whereas a sophisticated human attack team might manage one in that timeframe. It looked like a script kiddie blitz. Noise outshone the signal. Launch a thousand drones with the hopes that one gets through. That sort of thing.