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I assume "a guy on the opposite side of the world" has a huge hacker army at his disposal.
Either Russian software and networking IT folks are a generation ahead of their American peers, our army of hackers (ie, the NSA - the world's largest employer of Mathematician PhDs) is completely asleep at the switch, or the call is coming from inside the house.
If that's your criterion, yes. They are asleep at the switch these days.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/19/fbi-china-hack-infrastructure
TIL, Putin is Chinese and the Southern District of New York jury pool is a pipeline company.
So you're saying the NSA could definitely catch Russian hackers hacking into the New York State criminal justice system computers but not catch Chinese hackers hacking into our national infrastructure?
Sounds like the NSA isn't very good at its job.
I'm saying that if I had to put money down on who will be outing a member of the Trump jury on my bingo card, I'd put a lot more dollars on "MAGA New Yorker who works at the New York State criminal justice office" than "Guy with a laptop in Moscow".