[FRIAM] 5 agencies compromised

[Marcus Daniels]

It adds a new dimension.  A frustrated former employer doesn't send an nasty note through a lawyer.    They paralyze you with ketamine and throw you in the river.

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A colleague of mine was here on a visa from Iran. And the way he described living in Iran made it sound quite nice. He was an atheist, though, and it was difficult to talk about his [a]belief ... but no more so than some regions of the US, I'd bet. From that point forward, I couldn't help but wonder if some "corporation" in Iran solicited me for a job req ... how would I respond? Fly over for the interview? Politely decline? I honestly don't know. I'm pretty sure my mouth would get me killed there. But you never know.

On 12/17/20 11:28 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> Nation states could also acquire or steal source codes to efficiently find the zero day exploits and hire people away from the companies that wrote the codes.   The reverse engineering could start with really good models of the target systems going in.  The first thing to do is unlevel the playing field.

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