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No offense, but with all these hackers coming from China and other countries, maybe it's time that the government remind then of the consequences that will occur from the USA military. Maybe a couple warning shots might wake them up
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"There’s nothing that replaces cutting the cord."
Hmm, so the Chief Information Officer for T-Mobile is unaware that an ethernet cable can be unplugged without damaging it or needing to be replaced?
No offense, but with all these hackers coming from China and other countries, maybe it's time that the government remind then of the consequences that will occur from the USA military. Maybe a couple warning shots might wake them up
That's my sentiment as well. Though, More-likely a QSFP+ fiber line, but can still be unplugged