Interview with Mikko Hypponen
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Claims that modern devices are already untrustworthy because supply chains and geopolitics let nation‑state backdoors into routers, VPN servers and even peripherals, with every USB stick, keyboard and display now containing its own CPU; notes encryption adoption skyrockets but stresses encryption is not security because most breaches are implementation bugs or credential theft; recommends practical fixes: invest in secure engineering, compartmentalization of device functions, and threat‑aware supply‑chain practices; observes carmakers finally start spending seriously on cyber safety.
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