Man, these targeted attacks hitting Uyghur activists are seriously rough. They're pushing out a weaponized version of what's supposed to be a helpful tool (UyghurEdit++).
It really hammers home just how vital awareness is, doesn't it? And frankly, it shows how deeply these attackers understand their targets.
Speaking as a pentester, I see this kind of thing constantly. You know, the tech doesn't always have to be incredibly complex; it's the *tactics* that truly make the difference. And yeah, let's be real, automated scans often completely miss stuff like this.
Curious to hear your thoughts – what role do you think disinformation plays in situations like this? And how can we collectively step up our game to protect ourselves better?