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Snowden documents shed light on how states can compromise hardware supply chains, a practice undertaken by the US, France, Germany, China, and others

The Intercept : Tweets: @kimzetter and @bobmcmillan Tweets: Kim Zetter / @kimzetter : While Bloomberg's story about China hacking motherboards may well be completely (or partly) wrong, the danger of China compromising hardware supply chains is very real, judging from classified intelligence documents leaked by Snowden. https://theintercept.com/... Robert McMillan / @bobmcmillan : This is a very good thread on what is real about supply chain attacks. Or at least, what was real five years ago. https://twitter.com/...

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