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It would be so much easier if we didn’t have to speculate...everyone is looking too hard because the article is scarce of facts :(. I am sure we can make up dozens ways on how what is described could be accomplished. And we wouldn’t be closer to the truth. This is the core issue.
This. It's sad, because presumably @BW is a reputable publication, so we're inclined to give it the benefit of the doubt, but they aren't helping us at all. If some random were making these claims in a similar way I'd mostly likely write them off without further evidence.
Even then, we've seen cases of knowledgeable security professionals develop mental illness and delusions. Just because you can articulate a plausible supply chain attack coherently doesn't mean it actually happened.
Absolutely. The only reason I'm giving this more credibility upfront than *that* incident is because I'm *assuming* multiple people were involved here and this doesn't all stem from one person's delusions.
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