commenter98456

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by commenter98456 9y ago
For private individuals that move makes sense. For nation states (with the exception of NK because they're so broke) - a financial incentive isn't enough. Petya with M.E.DOC is a good example, Russians burned quite a significant a
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by commenter98456 9y ago
They do plenty to protect what they consider is worthy of protection. which often leaves me out. Protection in their sense includes depriving me of basic rights and freedoms (so long as I'm "Safe"). It's not their offici
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by commenter98456 9y ago
Nein, the story is about a crime, why fish or something else? > Why wouldn't they? Because it happens all the time and nobody says "Oh, <insert corp> are atheists,that's why they're so bad, hypocrits!" mayb
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by commenter98456 9y ago
He who smelt it dealt it? Crowdstrike, FireEye ,Cobaltstrike,symantec,etc... are they CIA fronts as well? As an american, why would I trust the CIA/NSA over the SVR/GRU? I wish I didn't have to ask that. but the fact is, and
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by commenter98456 9y ago
TV ads targetted demographics not individuals. I'm fine with that,that's actually what I'm promoting. targetting of demographics based on the content being viewed (as oppose to tracking information on the individual viewing i
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by commenter98456 9y ago
I think a lot of people on here are "fishing for a hypocrisy story" as one commentor said. What's the point in that? what if you're right,is it a surprise that hypocrisy exists? it only speaks to the character of the ind
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by commenter98456 9y ago
Why is targeted advertising acceptable? it is not ok for a seller to stalk potential buyers. I get that everyone has accepted this as a "fact of life" but consider how TV advertising was done. The advertisement is tailored to the