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People with mental problems don't usually possess the hacking skills demonstrated in this case. Depends on the mental problem. The category is far too broad to
by vezzy-fnord 12y ago
People with mental problems don't usually possess the hacking skills demonstrated in this case.
Depends on the mental problem. The category is far too broad to make a sweeping statement like that. Anything from being slightly narcissistic to being a paranoid schizophrenic can be considered a "mental problem" under one definition or another. Most of these do not involve any diminished technical skills.
In addition, I could cynically retort that anyone who orchestrated such a reckless and damaging attack as this isn't exactly the most mentally stable.