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That's my take as well. They quote many "experts" and report many incidents but they seem hard pressed to come with details and pictures. I can believe that the
by simias 8y ago
That's my take as well. They quote many "experts" and report many incidents but they seem hard pressed to come with details and pictures. I can believe that these attacks occur but are they really at the scale implied by these stories? Why can they only report hearsay instead of showcasing even a single backdoored motherboard found in the wild? Haven't these experts taken pictures? Can we see them? Can we have some details on the components used?
This story is incredibly weird, nothing makes sense to me. I can't believe that Bloomberg would willingly report fake news. The fact that they decided to go with it even though Apple and others told them several time using unambiguous language that they were not aware of such an attack means that they must have really trusted their sources since they're effectively saying "Apple is blatantly lying about such a critical issue".
But then why would Apple be lying like that? Seems like it can only backfire for them when the truth is eventually exposed.
Nothing makes sense.