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Really? Not a month has passed since the hack and the US officials already declared they are sure it was North Korea, using very weak evidence? This smells as
by ivanca 12y ago
Really? Not a month has passed since the hack and the US officials already declared they are sure it was North Korea, using very weak evidence?
This smells as fishy as it gets.
- sd8f9iu 12y agoSince when does it take more than a month to find the origin of an attack? We've seen the capabilities of the NSA, and I'd bet they've already made grounds infiltrating NK computer networks in the past. If the perpetrator was sloppy (e.g. forgetting to use a VPN once or something), it would make it even easier.
- paradite 12y agoAs you said, NSA may have infiltrated NK computer networks, which means NSA and other organizations which had infiltrated NK computer networks can use compromised computers in NK as tools for hacking activities, hiding their real identities. Considering many other possibilities like this, it is hard to trace the real origin of the attacks.
- brown9-2 12y agoIt would be helpful to keep in mind that whatever "evidence" has been made public is probably not the full picture that the officials have.