Just because they are following orders from their gov doesn't mean that they are not breaking our laws. We may not be able to put them in jail, but at least we're not tacitly giving them the OK by ignoring them.
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(2/2) It's interesting to me how I see cases of foreign national hackers being identified and charged for specific cyber operations/espionage but barely nothing involving similar cases with hackers within our IC.
Right. That's arguably bc we're playing by different rules. RU would say the same happened when we arrested their version of Erik Prince, Viktor Bout.
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Fascinating! I hadn't heard of him. Do you think something like this has to happen for a diplomatic talk and agreement to happen? I was under the impression that some of the talks as a follow-up to the APT1 report was to do exactly this - establish the rules of cyber espionage.
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