It's not that tough. You can get an idea by how many people are being murdered. A successful serial killer results in dead people, and a successful infiltration results in malware being executed. If there are no murdered people with unattributed causes of death, or there are no open-source projects with unattributed causes of malware being shipped, you can conclude there are roughly 0 active serial killers / infiltrators.
It's possible there are infiltrators who are still working on long-term infiltration and haven't yet attempted to add any malicious code anywhere, but the point is that in terms of actual attempts, we've seen a single one and it wasn't even successful despite years of prep.
It's not that tough. You can get an idea by how many people are being murdered. A successful serial killer results in dead people, and a successful infiltration results in malware being executed. If there are no murdered people with unattributed causes of death, or there are no open-source projects with unattributed causes of malware being shipped, you can conclude there are roughly 0 active serial killers / infiltrators.
It's possible there are infiltrators who are still working on long-term infiltration and haven't yet attempted to add any malicious code anywhere, but the point is that in terms of actual attempts, we've seen a single one and it wasn't even successful despite years of prep.