We are watching the traffic coming from Iran, and it’s starting to look unusual.
Some techniques that previously worked are now widely used, and they have become visible at the firewall level.

Let me give you some advice.

When you play chess against an opponent who is more experienced, has studied your games, and already controls the center of the board, you don’t rush your queen into the middle. The center is where the board is most contested. If your opponent already controls those squares, placing your most valuable piece there only makes it an easy target.

Instead, strong players develop quietly, protect their pieces, and look for indirect ways to challenge control of the board.

The Thirty-Eight Barrier is close to run !