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With regard to DHS, Apple's Congressional Letter states: > On Saturday night, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security joined the U.K.'s National Cyber Securit
by mistersquid 8y ago
With regard to DHS, Apple's Congressional Letter states:
> On Saturday night, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security joined the U.K.'s National Cyber Security Centre in saying they have no reason to doubt the statements
we've made.
- qaq 8y agoIf DHS has an active investigation how them saying they have no doubts about statements Apple made be a lie. Apple stated: 1) They have not found the chips 2) They are not aware of FBI investigation 3)They are not seeing any evidence of exfiltration, cc based on their security systems
- mistersquid 8y agoI responded to your question: > Which part of all statements made so far would be a lie if an issue was discovered by some unit under DHS or a 3d party entity? If the DHS says "they have no reason to doubt the statements [Apple] have made", it means that no issue was discovered by a "unit under DHS". Otherwise, the DHS would have reason to doubt Apple's statements about being compromised.