"officials there have evidence of highly malicious activity, the officials said, but did not elaborate." politico.com/news/2020/12/1… Can anyone translate that? If you're hacking the US nuclear weapons stockpile, it's clearly not a benign pastime. What does "highly malicious" mean?
Would "mildly malicious" have a meaning in this context? Is the maliciousness tied to the effect of the hacking or to its intent?
About a matter of such obvious importance--just once--might a US official--just once!--issue one single comprehensible and grammatical English sentence? Just one?
@john_sipher, can you guess what this means? Is this like "buzzing our airspace to test how quickly we can intercept" or is it more like "artillery striking West Berlin?"
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