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by staticassertion
1841 days ago
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> I think he's making the point that the attributions of "This came from <insert geopolitical enemy here>" are without any evidence. Badly, I guess, because no one has mentioned evidence or a lack of evidence anywhere in the thread. > How exactly do you determine that a hack originated in Russia when Russian ips will not hand over their traffic to US authorities? There are a lot of different ways. GEOIP is just one method. Examining the artifacts for code-reuse from other malware is another big one. Looking at the types of attacks is another ie: "this malware uses these techniques, and these are favored by groups 1,2,3". There's a lot more to it than that, and not all of it is public. I've seen attribution done through backdoor channels that were not strictly legal. > In reality, our cyber security agencies have no idea where these guys are coming from No, more often than not we definitely do. |
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