That’s the thing, we don’t know. In the case where they were caught, it was to compromise SuperMicro servers in data centers for remote access.
I don’t know why they’re so interested in controlling the drone market. Maybe it’s as simple as securing manufacturing jobs for their people, but maybe it’s part of their spy program.
I don’t think we should panic ban them, but we should make sure alternatives are viable so if we find a serious issue, we have a backup plan.
We do know. In order to hack a sensitive network you’d have to fly it into a secure area, have it transform into something that could type on a keyboard and hope nobody shoots the Decepticon.
That’s the thing, we don’t know. In the case where they were caught, it was to compromise SuperMicro servers in data centers for remote access.
I don’t know why they’re so interested in controlling the drone market. Maybe it’s as simple as securing manufacturing jobs for their people, but maybe it’s part of their spy program.
I don’t think we should panic ban them, but we should make sure alternatives are viable so if we find a serious issue, we have a backup plan.
We do know. In order to hack a sensitive network you’d have to fly it into a secure area, have it transform into something that could type on a keyboard and hope nobody shoots the Decepticon.
This is ridiculous levels of fear mongering.