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The Sophistication Criterion For Attribution
Clement Guitton and Elaine KorzakRUSI Journal, 14 August 2013
Defence Policy, Domestic Security, Technology
Attribution of cyber-attacks remains a difficult problem. Contrary to some suggestions, the sophistication of a cyber-attack may not be sufficient to determine its origin
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