If he's acting under NK command, this wouldn't be insulting, it's just doing a hacker's work.
Besides, you cannot have it both ways: either North Korean hackers are a "50ct army" or they are a credible threat. Most seem to be arguing they are a credible threat.
Also, he can always take the second option: "why are you asking about this in a job interview?", something many legitimate Korean candidates could ask.
> If he's acting under NK command, this wouldn't be insulting, it's just doing a hacker's work.
I understand where you are coming from, I wanted to express my idea that their person cult shaped culture might be so alien to us, that what seems obvious to us, might be a non-option to them. At least at the level where I imagine such operators.
> you cannot have it both ways: either North Korean hackers are a "50ct army" or they are a credible threat
I assume the people performing the en-masse long term infiltration are not the same with technical skills who the execute technical attacks.
Besides, you cannot have it both ways: either North Korean hackers are a "50ct army" or they are a credible threat. Most seem to be arguing they are a credible threat.
Also, he can always take the second option: "why are you asking about this in a job interview?", something many legitimate Korean candidates could ask.