Nice list, that’s the kind of gritty strategy I dig. Those ancient tricks—deception, persistence, using the enemy’s own resources—translate right into hacking. A Trojan Horse? That’s basically a zero‑day payload disguised as a legit app. Thermopylae? Think of a small team holding a critical node, exhausting the big firewall with constant low‑level probes. Constantinople’s walls? That’s like a layered defense: perimeter firewalls, IDS, sandboxing. In the digital age we just speed up the siege, automate the battering rams, and swap out the wooden horse for a phishing email that slips past AI filters. Got any fresh tactics from the trenches? Share, and we’ll throw a new digital Trojan into the mix.