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> not retracted (or even really commented on) the Supermicro spy chip story They doubled down on it. They did a follow-up claiming that a cyber security resear
by protimewaster 1y ago
> not retracted (or even really commented on) the Supermicro spy chip story
They doubled down on it. They did a follow-up claiming that a cyber security researcher from a US-based firm had been called in to investigate suspicious traffic at a US telecom. The investigators claimed to have logs and a bunch of other evidence. The investigators also claimed that Bloomberg was misleading people by focusing on SuperMicro, as they'd reportedly seen to with other manufacturers too.
- NicoJuicy 1y agoHikivision literally sends hidden packages from their cameras to China. Discovered by our security team where I work. It's the reason our VMS doesn't have support for Hikivision cameras.
- ta20240528 1y ago"Discovered by our security team where I work" Any published where?
- NicoJuicy 1y agoInternal audit in the company for customers ( security Company). A couple of years later, our US customer had the same conclusion. Probably that one was published ( US government)
- ta20240528 1y agoAnecdotes are not data. Really - they aren't.
- NicoJuicy 1y agoWe literally have a hardware device that removes any "spyware" from communicating externally because of it. People in the security industry ( cameras) may know it.