You're talking about the US government as if it is a single entity with a consistent driving motive. There's no reason that one section could (accidentally or intentionally) do damage to another section.
I never said it was an effective strategy. I just said that it is seen as a means of fighting piracy. People go to large extremes to protect themselves from a perceived loss, even if their actions are more harmful in…
How has all the other outed operations not put the economy at huge risk?
My company paid for my trip.
Configuration Errors are an example of "one-off" exploits. Things which are specific to a environment, rather then a code base.
You're talking about the US government as if it is a single entity with a consistent driving motive. There's no reason that one section could (accidentally or intentionally) do damage to another section.
I never said it was an effective strategy. I just said that it is seen as a means of fighting piracy. People go to large extremes to protect themselves from a perceived loss, even if their actions are more harmful in…
How has all the other outed operations not put the economy at huge risk?
My company paid for my trip.
Configuration Errors are an example of "one-off" exploits. Things which are specific to a environment, rather then a code base.