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You mean the same Google services running on top of data centers that the NSA had infiltrated and was monitoring for years?
by armitron 7y ago
You mean the same Google services running on top of data centers that the NSA had infiltrated and was monitoring for years?
- tekno45 7y agoif it's so secure that only state sponsored actors can force their way in, thats pretty damn secure.
- danso 7y agoYou mean the same program that also "infiltrated" (I guess you take those companies at their word that they weren't cooperating) every other tech giant? Again, that's why I asked "Compared to what?" What is your favorite tech company, uninfiltrated by the NSA while also serving billions of users, whose SRE books would be more worthwhile?
- armitron 7y agoAssuming that an answer to your question is even quantifiable (it isn't since you're asking me to prove nonexistence), how is it relevant to my original question? The security failures that allowed the NSA to come in were comical. Deliberate choices that Google made are for the most part responsible for the Android fiasco. In fact, Google is one of the behemoths that put us all at -ever increasing- risk in the name of profit and so far have done precious little to reverse course [1]. [1] https://seclists.org/dailydave/2020/q2/1 https://seclists.org/dailydave/2020/q2/1
- buttersbrian 7y agoCan you suggest another company with the experience and expertise at this scale to go with the unbesmirched reputation needed to write an information and helpful book on this topic?