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" ... Had FireEye not discovered the malicious software being disseminated, the hack may have gone undetected for much longer. This brings us to the first key lesson from the hack. Moving forward, there has to be a more robust, streamlined cyber defense coordination between the public and private sectors. This is especially true in relation to vendors and contractors directly involved with handling sensitive government information or with backdoors into public entity networks. ... "
" ... Huawei denies any cyber ties to Beijing and there is still no substantive, public domain evidence of genuine backdoors in its 5G equipment, but it is reasonable to suggest that western countries buying critical telecoms infrastructure from a privately owned Chinese company is a potential security risk. It is no surprise, therefore, that Huawei’s 5G business has been decimated in key export markets by America’s blacklist. ... "
" ... There are no backdoors into WhatsApp or Signal or iMessage—but law enforcement and security agencies want these introduced. The counter argument from the privacy lobby is that once a backdoor is introduced, bad actors will steal the keys, and the security of those platforms will be fatally flawed. As such, the safety of politicians and dissidents and lawyers and reporters in dangerous parts of the world will be at risk. SolarWinds shows that there can be no such thing as absolute protection for such a potential vulnerability once it’s introduced, there’s nowhere safe enough to keep it. ... "
" ... These reviews should check for security issues including backdoors and eavesdropping code that allow information to be transmitted to foreign intelligence agencies. They should also look for evidence of censorship and disinformation campaigns. Such reviews would be a first step to protect the U.S. against hostile surveillance and manipulation. ... "
" ... “Two of the most consequential control system cyberattacks were supply chain attacks,” Weiss wrote in a blog. “The first was the Chinese installing hardware backdoors in a large electric transformer, and the second event was the Russian SolarWinds cyberattack. They were both supply chain attacks of trusted suppliers that were not detected by IT network monitoring or threat intelligence in a timely fashion. In both cases, there is potential for substantial physical damage. Yet, in both cases, there has been minimum focus on the control systems.” ... "