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How Russia infiltrates our networks
In reply to steveo
thanks for that .... the usual suspects will leave it alone...
And no mention of that (leading) Russian Internet Security software aptly named Kaspersky.
In reply to steveo
thanks...an eye opener...Curtis tries to limit controversial political posts because of these
In reply to Curtis
I get where u coming from; look at the irony eh, in the land of the free, home of the brave; you have to keep u trap shut
In reply to DAVE400
Those people are the worse by far in the list of countries hacking other people and they cry the most about it...
I predicted when stuxnet et al was discovered, the US just sent the international signal that state vs state hacking is A-OK, it will return to bite them in the ass.
So do I need to get a VPN? Never considered using one ....
In reply to Kay
You need a prayer. Smoke signals, whispers, a look, telepathy, those are your private communication channels...for now.
In reply to steveo
all the hardware is made in china .... they have the upper hand in getting into your living room, bedroom and network.
In reply to nickoutr
Thats a very wrong assessment.
For outsourced manufacturing, "Made" in most cases means assembled. The software,chips etc is developed by the company on whose behalf the stuff is being manufactured.
For example, iPhone.
In reply to steveo
good to know .. my ISP is a third party provider and it is owned by Chinese ... does this make me more vulnerable than the service provided by recognized Providers?
so wait, you guys believed all along that there was privacy on line?
In reply to steveo
So do I need a VPN?
In reply to Kay
i wont worry about it, if u need to be spied on, nothing will stop that
In reply to nickoutr
does this make me more vulnerable than the service provided by recognized Providers?
see above answer
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