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Isn't it likely there'd be extra scrutiny on anything you do if you think you're about to lose front-door access?
by tomc1985 7y ago
Isn't it likely there'd be extra scrutiny on anything you do if you think you're about to lose front-door access?
- kube-system 7y agoThe people in the position to scrutinize likely wouldn't be the same ones to close the door, in this instance. Network carriers aren't going to turn down support for a support contract they paid good money for unless they have a good reason. If you put the backdoor in too soon, you get caught and you never get your devices implemented in the first place. But once you're in, the money for alternatives have already been allocated.