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Advanced threat actors are not omnipotent. They make mistakes like you and I do. However, static computing and networking environments, combined with human nature, ensure the adversary has the time necessary to effectively plan and execute an attack at a time and place of their choosing. Frenetik breaks the chain in attack planning.
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