I remain amazed at how the norks amassed so much hacking skill and yet more amazed that they are seemingly not able to disguise their exploits .
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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I can't remember where but I remember reading US agencies use tools and methods to disguise their hacks by leaving the 'fingerprints' of adversary state groups from places like Russia and NK. Not saying that's what happening here but I thought it was cool (and kinda scary).