In Depth
Searching for Internet Perpetrators
Trying to trace Internet attacks backward to find the perp is an interesting exercisebut potentially fruitless.
By Simson Garfinkel
To be sure, tactics such as software forensics and infiltration are a long shot, and if your attempt to find Jack’s attacker has come to this, it’s pretty expensive. That’s why most organizations just batten down the hatches and hope that the bad guy will target somebody else.
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