Yeah…and they’re laughing and rollng their zipperhead slant eyes at all of our messages. Next crisis please.
Yeah…and they’re laughing and rollng their zipperhead slant eyes at all of our messages. Next crisis please.
No shit! This has been reported/pushed/said by the government for A FUCKING DECADE. All of these companies that still act like SMS is "secure" even to just send a PIN is stupid as fuck.
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>Hackers aligned with the Chinese government have infiltrated U.S. telecommunications infrastructure so deeply that it allowed the interception of unencrypted communications on a number of people, according to reports that first emerged in October. The operation, dubbed Salt Typhoon, apparently allowed hackers to listen to phone calls and nab text messages, and the penetration has been so extensive they haven't even been booted from the telecom networks yet. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued guidance this week on best practices for protecting "highly targeted individuals," which includes a new warning (PDF) about text messages.
No shit! This has been reported/pushed/said by the government for A FUCKING DECADE.
All of these companies that still act like SMS is "secure" even to just send a PIN is stupid as fuck.
Archive: https://archive.today/OA01b
From the post:
>>Hackers aligned with the Chinese government have infiltrated U.S. telecommunications infrastructure so deeply that it allowed the interception of unencrypted communications on a number of people, according to reports that first emerged in October. The operation, dubbed Salt Typhoon, apparently allowed hackers to listen to phone calls and nab text messages, and the penetration has been so extensive they haven't even been booted from the telecom networks yet. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued guidance this week on best practices for protecting "highly targeted individuals," which includes a new warning (PDF) about text messages.