> Given how easy the infiltration is and how extremely hard to detect it is, likely a lot.
I read it exactly the other way around: the infiltration took years and detecting it was the default with a fuzzer, which had to be disabled for the exploit to succeed.
It speaks to the hardening and that hardening should be required more. And of course the precarious roles of maintainers, which have been discussed elsewhere.
I read it exactly the other way around: the infiltration took years and detecting it was the default with a fuzzer, which had to be disabled for the exploit to succeed.
It speaks to the hardening and that hardening should be required more. And of course the precarious roles of maintainers, which have been discussed elsewhere.