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Possibly because if the USG were caught reading foreign companies' documents on foreign soil it would be a violation of countless international treaties, which
by peterwwillis 7y ago
Possibly because if the USG were caught reading foreign companies' documents on foreign soil it would be a violation of countless international treaties, which would make the ongoing trade and infosec tensions worse, versus "whoops, this landed on our doorstep, we can do whatever we want on our soil". The fact that this can be easily chocked up to a logistical error is good cover.
- 9HZZRfNlpR 7y agoLet's be honest, America has been violation of so many treaties and rules they themselves have written that it really doesn't matter anymore. Some countries retaliate, but with different methods.