If you are a state actor, it's not difficult to gather a couple of programmers from the "antivirus" and security field and build something that is hard to detect.
It would be impressive if it was the work of a teenager but it's not.
It would be impressive if it was the work of a teenager but it's not.
A really creative hack, so to speak. (or destructive? anti-destructive? shrug)
If that's not cool, I don't know what is...
Industrial automation stuff like this is a common part of the "technical high school" curricula where I live. (of course only on the "press this button and then that happens" level)
Ha, generally true probably, but in my case as a teen I got my hands of a bunch of old industrial PLCs and built all kinds of interesting things in my room. :-) Ladder logic is how I got started programing, I didn't even have my own computer back then.