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Saturday, April 1st, 2017, 3:05 pm

Cyber Security a Matter of Life and Death Sometimes

CIA interference

If CIA blows up GAS PIPES BECAUSE RUSSIA CAN IT COMPLAIN about pipe bombs BECAUSE TERROR?

When oil rigs/platforms sink (recall this incident) a lot of people die. When gas pipes explode a lot of people can die as well. In the case of BP, Microsoft Windows was at least partly to blame for the incident (I wrote about this many times at Techrights) and the above, just (re)published by Wikileaks, makes one wonder where the US derives its moral high ground from. This shows the importance of using software one can truly control and always trust, such as Free/Libre software.

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