If you know they are there then manage the network and environment to limit the risk.
What's being discussed here are undocumented network connections that were wired to the primary controls through a secondary data bus so that standard monitoring tools wouldn't see the traffic.
Even if it isn't malicious it's terrible, no-good, shitty design work.
https://cybersecuritynews.com/u-s-officials-investigating-rogue-communication-devices/
Libre doesn't support IDM, nor provide email, nor MFA, nor CAM, nor MDM, nor storage.
M365 Business Premium is a LOT more than Office Documents.
Count me in. Dad loved 'em when I was growing up and I occasionally go get some.
Well historically it is not a terrible system
Well historically primary education is pretty shit and we, the readers, thank you for proving that to us today.
Imma give the Baltic States a pass on this one.
Then why does the whole article talk about PON and fiber?
I'm in Central Wyoming and could call my ISP right now to order a 10Gbs upgrade. My 2Gbs is plenty fast enough though.
The guy looks like Saxton Hale.
It's not a TERF thing. Nearly no one cares about who goes into a "Men's" Restroom and it's always been that way.
Cargo ships don't really use diesel, they run on bunker fuel.
So I read the whole article and the acquittal happened because German Police did not translate the section informing the person what they were being accused of. That's no small thing.
Then there's the fact that the German Police kept turning off the recording during the interrogation, there's no mention of "homicide" on the recordings, and you can't hear the accused voice on the recordings!
So basically there's no proof that the accused knew what he was charged with nor is there any direct recordings of his confession.
The only thing this shit proves is that German Cops are as bad at their fucking jobs as American Cops.