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You should probably realise that the world has radically changed since then. This kind of thing works when you have a significant lead in the field that makes k
by this_user 2mo ago
You should probably realise that the world has radically changed since then. This kind of thing works when you have a significant lead in the field that makes keeping vulnerabilities open sufficiently low risk for your own side. But if your adversaries have similar capabilities, then the calculation changes.
- orbital-decay 2mo agoHas anything changed? Governments are hoarding undisclosed vulnerabilities, using them as they see fit instead of fixing. Every espionage, surveillance, or war campaign (see Russia v Ukraine, US/Israel v Iran etc) is followed by a ton of burned 0-days. >This kind of thing works when you have a significant lead in the field No? It works even if the adversary has the same capabilities. It only stops working when everything is fixed.