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That is the logical implication.

• grkvlt 13y ago
  No, that is an insane implication.
  • w_t_payne 13y ago
    If they have access to the manufacturers, it would be the simplest, minimum-effort, minimum-risk approach. It is also what I would do, given the chance. Taking into account what we have learned this year about the extent of the activities of the intelligence services, I think we have to assume that somebody (Whether the NSA, the FSB or somebody else) has compromised the manufacture of at least part of the electronics and/or software supply-chain. I am not too sure what it would take to audit the software and hardware components in common use today?