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QuestionA recent cyberattack led to massive disruptions in a country's power grid, causing widespread blackouts and significant economic and social damage. The country's cyber team traced the attack to a hostile nation-state's cyber warfare division. In this case, what is the primary motivation of the perpetrators?
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