Do you think they'll ever admit they are responsible for something like that?
They'll just make the "cyberwarfare" campaign even louder, and say how new laws and bigger budgets are needed to keep you safe (and of course continue their spying and their hacking on others).
The "cyberwarfare" will be the new war on terror, 5-10 years from now.
The "cyberwarfare" will be the new war on terror, 5-10 years from now.
Yes, just like the war on terror is the new war on communism.
By 1990, all the defence contractors figured out that without a boogey man to scare people with, the US government has a lot of things it would rather spend money on than billable hours.
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Do you think they'll ever admit they are responsible for something like that?
They'll just make the "cyberwarfare" campaign even louder, and say how new laws and bigger budgets are needed to keep you safe (and of course continue their spying and their hacking on others).
The "cyberwarfare" will be the new war on terror, 5-10 years from now.
Yes, just like the war on terror is the new war on communism.
By 1990, all the defence contractors figured out that without a boogey man to scare people with, the US government has a lot of things it would rather spend money on than billable hours.
Probably not. Doesn't that just make the whole thing even more of a bad idea though?