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There's still too many weasel words in the statement. They didn't confirm that the article is wrong, the said "we have no reason to doubt the statements from t
by dx87 8y ago
There's still too many weasel words in the statement. They didn't confirm that the article is wrong, the said "we have no reason to doubt the statements from the companies named in the story". That could just be another way of saying "we have no reason to doubt that Apple and Amazon weren't aware of the issue." It could also just be DHS trying to cover their ass. They say that supply chain security is core to their mission, so having an article come out alleging that the most valuable company in the world and the primary supplier of government cloud infrastructure were affected by a compromised supply chain would be pretty embarrasing for DHS.
- yalogin 8y agoAt any other moment in history there might be a possibility but I strongly believe that Trump would be more than willing to announce it to the world if this is even under a bit of a doubt. Simply because we haven’t seen any tweets complaining yet I believe that no such thing happened.