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Aside from the difficulty in uncovering the truth, I think this would be a clear example of criminal fraud. It would take a pretty large effort to cover up som
by Travis 15y ago
Aside from the difficulty in uncovering the truth, I think this would be a clear example of criminal fraud. It would take a pretty large effort to cover up something like this, as well (disgruntled ex-employees would be hugely incentivized to speak to prosecutors).
So while you probably wouldn't know via technical means, my gut feeling is that a conspiracy in a company that large would quickly surface.
- drcube 15y agoI agree. My point was that you don't know what they're doing. It probably isn't as bad as "nothing at all", but you can't say where along the spectrum between that and "rock solid" they actually lie without taking a peek under the hood. Which is why I'm a proponent of free and open-source software wherever possible, especially for security applications.