Hi Michael (alan1998)
A dangerous game, this tit for tat, like the “disaster” insecure Blackbox developers
still to fear the revenge from the cybercriminals they did put at danger.
And sometimes security measurements are really long overdue:
https://blog.torproject.org/removing-end-life-relays-network
Stay safe and secure to-day online and offline,
and don’t do anything I would not do either,
Yom tov,
polonus
One of the rare instances where I’ll agree with “malicious” hacking. It is absolutely dangerous, and both of them could be arrested by police. However, it’s rather unlikely.
As for the security implications - it’s far more likely the attacker won’t hit back. Even if they do hit back - I think he’s learned his lesson about keeping his stuff safe online.
An inhouse ransomeware resiliance course for ransomeware and e-mail planning could help to protect many.
And even the snake oil vendors make coding mistakes and javascript errors, like
SyntaxError: Unexpected token '{' /XX-ransomware-survival-kit.html?utm_source=GooglePPC&utm_medium=SEMPPC&utm_campaign=7011N000000fqKoQAI&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIyMmu8J-P5QIV1OF3Ch3NDgSBEAAYAyAAEgICB_D_BwE:2074ReferenceError: Munchkin is not defined
/XX-ransomware-survival-kit.html?utm_source=GooglePPC&utm_medium=SEMPPC&utm_campaign=7011N000000fqKoQAI&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIyMmu8J-P5QIV1OF3Ch3NDgSBEAAYAyAAEgICB_D_BwE:2288
Everything is kind of relative in this ongoing cat and mouse game, with sometimes success claimed by the cat,
and other times victory claimed by the mice.
pol