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Of course they do. And look, I really try not to shout conspiracy at everything. But the FBI is relatively new to the Cybersecurity game. CNN yesterday was sh
by sroerick 12y ago
Of course they do.
And look, I really try not to shout conspiracy at everything.
But the FBI is relatively new to the Cybersecurity game. CNN yesterday was showing "MPAA cyberterrorism experts". The links to DPRK seem tenuous at best.
So in this context, when the organization who blackmailed Martin Luther King says something, I'm going to try to seek independent confirmation.
All the security professionals who I follow on the internet has either expressed doubts or outright disbelief that DPRK is culpable for this attack. Obviously, I'm in a bit of a bubble, so I'm trying to find independent people outside of my circle who agree with the FBI line.
- waterlesscloud 12y agoThe FBI has been in cybersecurity for a couple decades now.
- sroerick 12y agoAh, that's absolutely true, and I should clarify: My understanding of FBI cybersecurity is that until very recently, they were primarily responsible for domestic cybercrime. Responding to "Cyberterrorism", to my knowledge, is something that has happened much more recently. I, of course, am no expert in this regard, which is why I'm seeking out expert opinons! If you have more info I'd really appreciate having some more stuff I can take a look at.
- comex 12y ago"Cyberterrorism" existing happened rather recently. In terms of general cybercrime abroad, well, off the top of my head I can think of the Half-Life 2 leak in 2003... And in terms of general infosec chops in the present, the FBI have recently taken down two famous Tor hidden sites. But of course, this is little more than circumstantial evidence regarding the case at hand.