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This doesn’t quite make sense... at the end of the day you still put data in one end and it comes out the other... can you not just encrypt? I’m missing someth
by onethought 6y ago
This doesn’t quite make sense... at the end of the day you still put data in one end and it comes out the other... can you not just encrypt?
I’m missing something right?
- __sy__ 6y agoyes, denial of service attacks.
- onethought 6y agoSay what? I can denial of service attack any brand of network with state level resources... what does Huawei change in that equation? Do you mean like they could disable the equipment and deny service?
- bilekas 6y agoIf the COM/SYS layer to the infrastructure is all Huwawei due to no other providers being immediately available for contract, then all of the infrastructure has security issues along the entire chain. It's implementing the security and 'ownership' of the data along the infrastructure thats at risk. And Huwawei don't have a good track record.
- onethought 6y ago... this isn’t denial of service. ? Also my original question: doesn’t encryption secure the entire chain?