Read the sentence.
throughout “cyber-psychopathy: what goes on in a hacker’s head” the author presents the idea that essentially no one is completely safe from a hacker attack.
what textual evidence supports this statement?
cyber-psychopathy: what goes on in a hacker’s head
-today, cybercriminals use a hybrid mix of social engineering and client-side computer exploits to get at organisations’ ict systems
-they often work with criminals, even though they may delude themselves that they are working for “the common good.”
-mitnick has now come to recognise—and even understand—that his actions were centred more on the dark science of social engineering (or “hacking the human”) than the actual misuse of computer technology …
-… [t]hey will hack systems as they see fit until they are eventually detected, located and caught, or they relocate to work for cyber-crime gangs and operations located around the world, at which point they drop-off the conventional professional it radar.