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Re:Technical report on DNC hack [pdf] by cmdrfred on Thursday December 29, 2016 @07:55PM (#13281655)
>hat more sophisticated methods went unused should be a measure of efficiency and not necessarily execution. Why break out the trick play if your opponent can't keep from you running it up the middle?

I question how efficient it is to get caught red handed in the cookie jar of the worlds only super power.

Sure Vladimir Putin could invite President Obama to a state dinner and then proceed to blow his head off with an AK-47 but that would lack the subterfuge I expect from "state level actors". If this is indeed the Russians, they are as laughably incompetent as our elected officials in regards to infosec and thus a threat to no one.

Re:Technical report on DNC hack [pdf] by debaserab2 on Thursday December 29, 2016 @08:54PM (#13281931)
Publicly assassinating the president of a country is slightly different then pilfering clumsily guarded emails of campaigning politicians. One starts world wars. The other doesn't.
Re:Technical report on DNC hack [pdf] by Natsu on Friday December 30, 2016 @01:00AM (#13282843)
I'd like to believe that it won't.