This hack seems more like espionage rather than act of war.

Appears designed to get secret information, spying, rather than to destroy, act of war.

If the hacks had been designed to cripple systems, destroy information or infrastructure, then that is more an act of war.

In response to this post by aint2Hokie4me

Posted: 12/19/2020 at 08:14AM

Russian hack questions: -- aint2Hokie4me 12/19/2020 07:51AM

This hack served multiple purposes.... -- Slider 12/19/2020 09:20AM

This hack seems more like espionage rather than act of war. -- RML Hoos 12/19/2020 08:14AM

I’ll try -- 757 12/19/2020 08:06AM

Trumps comments, actions and non actions the last 5 years -- 111Balz 12/19/2020 07:57AM

Trump has only been President for 4 years ...... -- DexterLake 12/19/2020 08:03AM

I think Trump's famous invitation to Putin, "Russia, if..." -- Shenhoo 12/19/2020 3:09PM

Logic has no place on this board when it comes to ripping into orange man -- HokieDan95 12/19/2020 10:22AM

You literally posted right on top of my explanation, an hour later -- 111Balz 12/19/2020 10:47AM

I’m including what he said as a candidate, but you would -- 111Balz 12/19/2020 09:11AM

So trumps comments meant nothing until he was President? ** -- DownTownHoo 12/19/2020 08:31AM

Actions and non actions over 5 years. I know the math is tough for you -- 81_Hokie 12/19/2020 08:20AM

This hack seems more like espionage rather than act of war.

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