Ha, I suppose so! One thing that seems relevant is the asymmetry of these kinds of attacks. Bitcoiners (following the arguments made in the Sovereign Individual, presumably) often talk about how cryptography changes the calculus of attack vs defend. But it's easier for villains to target non-villains for these attacks than it is for non-villains to target the specific villains -- or anyone in the chain of villainy -- to counter-attack. It's easier to steal somebody's car than to find the exact person or group responsible for stealing your car, as many Liam Neeson thrillers illustrate.

Is there any reason to expect these symmetry relationships to change?