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I don’t know what you mean by the first question. The implication was that this was a bit of a drift net attack. Compromise a few lots, then wake them up a few
by jonathankoren 8y ago
I don’t know what you mean by the first question. The implication was that this was a bit of a drift net attack. Compromise a few lots, then wake them up a few months later figure out where they are. Most aren’t useful, but if you got the right batch, some might end up someplace interesting.
I would assume the reason why no one noticed outbound traffic is because it’s dormant.
- simplecomplex 8y agoSo if there’s a bunch of compromised boards, where are they? Which boards? If they truly are in a bunch of datacenters, and we know the manufacture and models, why hasn’t anyone just gone and looked? Or Why haven’t the leakers just provided the actual chip? It should have been as easy as ordering one.
- jonathankoren 8y agoWhy are you assuming people haven't looked? > Why haven’t the leakers just provided the actual chip? It should have been as easy as ordering one. Sure, let me just order up a state intelligence compromise. It's right here on Alibaba right under Official_PLA_61398.