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"then an appropriate defence policy in response could state that no traffic to or from the US or ally is allowed to enter a China Telecom PoP in the US or in th

by bsaul 8y ago

"then an appropriate defence policy in response could state that no traffic to or from the US or ally is allowed to enter a China Telecom PoP in the US or in the ally's networks" The fact that this is possible today seems incredible to me when i think of the number of times i've heard cybersecurity and cyberespionage was a priority of the US security agencies during the last decade.

pjc50 8y ago
On the contrary, I think as phrased that's a "break the internet" policy, especially if more than one country does it - what if China asks for a reciprocal version?
- bsaul 8y ago
  the article in fact points out that china does exactly that