Emotions run deep if you are victimized. Initially, you want blood at any cost. You also willingly accept any potential future regret, as long as you get blood today. And unfortunately, no matter how fast justice may come, it will not be soon enough. This rationale applies to being a victim of any crime and having your computer system hacked counts.
I’ll give a quick two cents in this post just as I did to a victim-client that was hacked. "Don’t hack back." Stop talking about and stop thinking about it. To be clearer, make sure everyone in your company understands not to hack back. Better to focus on plugging the holes and implement your response plan.
Here are some bullet points I give to clients who are blinded by revenge and want blood:
There are more reasons, but I believe these pretty much cover it. Going broke, victimizing an innocent party, and going to jail are strong motivators to counter the emotion to exact revenge on a hack.
Hum. That almost sounds as its directed towards me. But one question mr Shavers .would u sit back.let.the.invade your basic rights as a human yo have them record and video u without.permission. to make u feel so.violated i wish i could be just like all the other sheep nnot notice the. Little glitches and how settings on phones and tablets seem to change in their favor. I wish i didnt get bitten by this facinatinating snake i see and feel and understand things and their workings way more than i should. I eant to learn this i need to know. I constantly warn my.fellow friends to the clever work of these thiefs and goverment agencies how they use our cells as a form of A.I how they track us. How they build profiles on things we buy or look at.. I am. Not a criminal i too ex canadian military i wish.to be on the good guys side. . aaron Aka Big pap bear
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