„It doesn't matter who you are. What matters is to reflect on what is going on in a world where the power play has shifted to the fifth domain.” When international relations shift because of one person taking USB drives for a tour of all three superpowers, when single exploits are worth tens of thousands of dollars to military and law enforcement agencies around the world, while at the same time the underlying vulnerabilities are being declared dual use technologies, a.k.a. weapons, in international arms trade agreements, hacking has definitively changed. A hacker without an illegal past, a voluntary NATO mission co-director that never served in the military, a university teacher without a high school degree – it doesn't matter who you are. What matters is to reflect on what is going on in a world where the power play has shifted to the fifth domain and what that means for you, your families and your country.