Why most hackers and bots are Russian/Slavic

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/06/why-so-many-top-hackers-hail-from-russia/

Guess Nikiketa became the odd one out!

What programming language is this?

>>2

I've been expelled from school at the first year, after being diagnosed with sociopathia or something. So I'm completely self educated. Russian education is garbage anyway. They teach Turbo Pascal, some useless theory and how to do calculations by hand. Moreover, in Russian informatics classrooms and exams you're disallowed from using calculator or computer, so you have to manually run your Pascal algorithm, using pen and papper.

--Nikita Sadkov

>>4
it used to be the same in Poland, wonder if anything changed over the years.

Russian hackers left Ukraine without electricity:
https://www.wired.com/story/crash-override-malware/

>>4
But that's good
The problem with """programmers""" nowadays is that they're code monkeys who are only good at googling and looking up stackoverflow for answers.

>>7
I...don't just..stackoverflow is incredibly useful...why would you not google problems before doing your own research.
Are you programming on TempleOS with no network support?

>>8
Read the docs instead

>>9

Free software docs are badly written or nonexistent.

>>8

why would you not google problems before doing your own research.

Example of average code monkey search query: "For loops in x language"
And they search for that every time.

>>11
for loops in haskell

>>12
especially loops with complex exit conditions:
ex: for(int i=0,a=cur();i< maxelem;i++,a++){
data=func(a,i);
if(data==finala(a)){final_elem=i;break;};}

>>8
READ DA STANDARD, STACK BOI

>>14
No!

Russian hackers target Ukraine again:
https://www.rt.com/news/394256-ukraine-massive-hack-attack/

>>16
False flag