Perhaps the hactivist groups were too decentralised for them to be cohesive enough to stage properly coordinated attacks that could make any noticeable impact?
I’ve learned about some pretty impressive cyberattacks, that have made significant impact (ie, WannaCry), but they’re not usually executed by a decentralised unit of uncoordinated millennials that can’t decide unanimously on the right ideology to justify their behaviour.
I’ve learned about some pretty impressive cyberattacks, that have made significant impact (ie, WannaCry), but they’re not usually executed by a decentralised unit of uncoordinated millennials that can’t decide unanimously on the right ideology to justify their behaviour.