I made no such claim. I'm no expert in this regard, and my knowledge base should be understood here as a layman's. I read the FBI report, and while I'm sure th

I made no such claim. I'm no expert in this regard, and my knowledge base should be understood here as a layman's. I read the FBI report, and while I'm sure that there is plenty left out of the report, their diagnosis was based largely on first, structural and tactical similarities to other, earlier DPRK attacks, and second, North Korean IP addresses that were pinged by the malware. Both of these, to my layman's understanding, seem easily falsifiable. All I stated is that within my own circles and based on the infosec figureheads I follow, that I have not seen a single individual who claims to have been convinced that this is indeed a DPRK attack. Because I'm obviously somewhat filter bubbles, I was asking for individuals whose opinion I could get which would help me expand my own filter bubble. Dave Aitel has been raised as a counter example, and while he's certainly not unbiased, it's tough to find people in this field who are in fact unbiased, so I'm grateful to hear his opinion. I'd like to find more counter-opinions.