When it comes to security, anything can get you -- the known knowns, the known unknowns, and the unknown unknowns. The first category hurts when you don't install, or accidentally turn off, the fingerprint-detecting basics like firewalls and antivirus. The known unknowns can be stopped by pattern-based tools.
It's the unknown unknowns that get tricky. These tend to come from advanced persistent threats (APTs) -- actors like nation states and criminal organizations, although any bad actor with some talent and inspiration can create an advanced threat, defined as an attack that doesn't conform to existing attack patterns.
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