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Suspect hubris is full on at the UK National Cyber Security Centre.
“Huawei risk can be managed, say UK cyber-security chiefs” 😏🙄
I’d bet the Chinese cyber experts are a lot smarter than GCHQ thinks.
Who would buy a lock created by a likely burglar? bbc.com/news/business-…
“Huawei risk can be managed, say UK cyber-security chiefs” 😏🙄
I’d bet the Chinese cyber experts are a lot smarter than GCHQ thinks.
Who would buy a lock created by a likely burglar? bbc.com/news/business-…
BTW, I don’t think the Chinese are the only likely data burglars selling metaphorical locks to the gullible.
The US has reportedly been creating back doors in hardware and software so they can spy for ages. (There are likely others)
The US has reportedly been creating back doors in hardware and software so they can spy for ages. (There are likely others)
I’m sure UK weapons systems and private comms of its lead politicians aren’t in any way peripherally connected to computers w back doors😏
What about the Hillary Clintons, and other people who move off (or connect to) supposedly secure grids, to ones full of holes?
Just asking.
What about the Hillary Clintons, and other people who move off (or connect to) supposedly secure grids, to ones full of holes?
Just asking.
Who thinks this blessing of Huawei is more likely due to the May regime not wanting to p*ss off Xi Jinping - who, like any totalitarian dictator seems pretty vindictive if he doesn’t get his way on whatever he wants (while May tries to deal with various back lash from Brexit?)
