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Yeah, and Israel too in Russia. I mean what could happen from here. Even if NSA get evidence that their networks were hacked without doubt, which is a hard thi
by likelynew 9y ago
Yeah, and Israel too in Russia.
I mean what could happen from here. Even if NSA get evidence that their networks were hacked without doubt, which is a hard thing in itself as there are thousands of vectors and even harder is to say that it had been directly done or funded by Kaspersky, they are likely not going to expose themselves in court. Israel has even bigger reason, considering Kaspersky has at least some relation to Russia.
Also, there is evidence that NSA attacked Kaspersky first, which gives them a very good reason to carry out a counter attack to secure themselves.
- tptacek 9y agoWhat does that even mean? A "counter-attack to secure themselves"?