Juniper Networks' backdoor: it's not China, it's the US, suggest researchers
Finger of blame pointed at - guess who? - the US National Security Agency (or maybe GCHQ)
Security researchers claim that the US National Security Agency (NSA) is most likely responsible for the "unauthorised code" found in Juniper Networks' ScreenOS-based firewalls - not China. That is...
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