History teaches us the FBI is pretty good tracing people running manual DDoS attacks. To actually pull this off without getting busted, you'd need some angry engineers

There are plenty right now. With Google forcing mandatory verification and closing AOSP, many open-source devs feel cornered. They'd be the perfect candidates to slip a 'Trojan horse' right into their apps on the stores, maybe hidden inside a compromised open-source library. Devs could claim they just 'imported a library' without knowing it was poisoned

It's a supply chain attack: plausible deniability for the coders too. Users would just be 'victims' of malware, so no one gets arrested and age check and chat control will be unusable

I'm not an engineer though, so maybe I'm missing something. Just a thought for more elevated minds..

#SupplyChainAttack #CyberResistance #TrojanHorse #DDosTrojanHorse #DataPoisoning #STASI #ChatControl #AgeCheck #Privacy #DDos
#DigitalDisobedience #KGB #VirusTrojanHorse #DDosTrojanHorse

@lumi @ra1n nodds in agreement but it's not enough to complain, it's vitalcto teach others to subvert and ubdermine #cyberfascism and setup proper #CyberResistance.

• Otherwise we'd endup with a disempowered society and #Noifeudalism!