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This is in line with my experience. I've worked with cybersecurity in the past and the "attackers" used to be huge black hat companies that had much more money
by haolez 6y ago
This is in line with my experience. I've worked with cybersecurity in the past and the "attackers" used to be huge black hat companies that had much more money and power than all white hat companies combined. We joked that only the bad guys went to work using suits, since they are very powerful and well organized :)
- jiggawatts 6y agoI know there's a smiley in your comment, but this is a now a very genuine issue, and working in cybersecurity I feel helpless to do anything about the situation. My biggest worry is the endless "telemetry", "customer experience feedback", "licensing", "opt-out", "tracing", "quality improvement programs", etc. On and on. There are now a thousand hooks into every data centre by just about every vendor involved. Every one of them is exfiltrating information. Every one of them is a data leak waiting to happen. Every one of them could take control at any time. Huawei isn't doing anything different. The western governments just don't like it that they're copying them.