Défense : les interrogations de l’état-major français face aux opérations cyber américaines en Europe
www.lemonde.fr
Depuis la guerre en Ukraine, les Etat-Unis ont envoyé plusieurs équipes spécialisées pour aider les pays se sentant vulnérables aux cyberattaques russes. Du côté français, on s’inquiète que ces démarches ouvrent la voie à des opérations plus larges d’espionnage.
  • d-RLY?
    3•1 year ago

    The US used 9/11 as an excuse to openly spy on everyone in or out of the US. So of fucking course they will be expanding even deeper into its allies’ systems, and it will basically have permission to do so. Not like France is some kind of saint either, but they should be very very concerned (along with all the other nations) about what is going on. Russia doesn’t even need to be making any attempts at cyber attacks for the US to start drumming up more and more fear that conveniently requires giving access to everything. If Russia/China/Iran/etc were to even ask if any other nation wanted their help in checking for US intrusions. We would be seeing non-stop attacks in the media about how they are really wolves in sheep’s clothing. It would be awesome if this shit got more and more “allies” of the US to wake the fuck up and stop just going along with it. I wouldn’t be shocked if the US were to plaint shit while looking for supposed Russian intrusions that can be activated to both punish said “allies” while also getting more nations on board with letting the US “help” them “before it is too late”. Can just make up lies to justify attacking Russia. I am not a supporter of any nations involved in the Russia/Ukraine conflict. But even if you hate or love either nation, the US is the constant overall threat to the sovereignty of other nations when looking at long-term stuff.

    • ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆OP
      2•1 year ago

      Pretty much, I think the most interesting aspect of the article is that France isn’t entirely comfortable with its vassal status. While pretty much all other western nations submit to US without question, France seems to float ambitions of having some semblance of sovereignty.