halturing

It's pretty "cool"?? Is that how Potsie and Ralph Malph feel about it too? Are they on Google's payroll?

Yeah that's a job that's almost as bad as yours!

Hate to be cynical but here's to hoping it's not to destroy evidence.

I await their contributions to Hacker News with bated breath.

This is really impressive work.

Not posting this to be political, but this analysis appears to show some interesting statistical anomalies.

I'm not a software engineer so this criticism directed at them will probably get down voted. Why isn't security - and that includes secure code - one of the first priorities in design?

Hello???

I'd be interested in your thoughts on what that might look like. Any insight?

Admittedly off topic but this might qualify as "the best dumb TV": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBndhR9GcWM

Accused are presumed innocent. It might ultimately be that the "early speculation" proves correct.

Thanks this is helpful. It's limited to 2013-2015 but links to the following U of Arizona study which references an archive of IRC channels between 09/2016 and 01/2018: https://www.gwern.net/docs/sr/2018-du.pdf

So I take it your view is that it would be very difficult - if not impossible - to ever archive most communications of blackhats regarding exploits?