The point of the article is to show that with help of AI, attacks can be executed faster, which means higher success chance for getting more data/damage as you're essentially running against time.
How long would all this have taken without automation?
This is a huge issue for Command and Conquer: Generals. I can't play it even with 13700k with high difficulty bots because sooner or later I get few FPS. I don't remember the game actually lagging this bad on older hardware
Thanks for seeding Disney
Correct me if I'm wrong, but initial news about it serving malicious updates were false. You never got anything malicious thru updates, neither was the exe file/installer tampered with. The worst they actually did was redirect you to a fake site when pressing download, where the malicious file was distributed. GitHub and signed versions were never affected. What's also interesting is that the attacker selectively redirected people, not all of them. I always installed n++ using Ninite, so I'm in the clear.
The whole thing seems blown out of proportions. The amount of affected people is likely very small.
I mean, you can't deny that there is logic in calling dementia "unpredictable style"
But that's not transparent, unless the penguin is trans and a parent
It's mostly unrelated. People themselves want to work or accomplish something in life, unrelated to the government or system. If they don't, they won't no matter the system.
You could literally ask this question about passive income or unemployment money under capitalism.
What in the actual fuck tho. How can he possibly be this detached from the reality? Literally at the time of biggest attack on energy infrastructure saying that they didn't attack energy infrastructure is .... WHAT
From what I remember, the guy said that not much was left and most of the emails were deleted