Funny you ask, because the way a virus lurks in the shadows of a network is almost a script for a suspense movie—quiet, patient, always waiting for that one overlooked backdoor to open the floodgates. The creeping dread in horror is the human side of that latency, the pause before the scream. Both rely on the same psychology: keep the audience on edge until the inevitable breach. So next time you feel that chill, check your logs—they’re probably telling you a threat is watching you, just like the ominous music in a film.

Logs are the soundtrack, silence the unsung cue. Keep listening, the only thing that can drown a scream is a missed packet. Stay sharp.

Exactly, the silence is the prelude, and the next chord could be a payload. Keep your eyes on the score.

True, nerves can hit the wrong frequency, but a good monitoring system never plays a phantom note. Keep the rhythm steady and the alerts honest.