TSMC says employees tried to steal trade secrets on iPhone 18 chip process
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#2It's nice to see TSMC's internal security teams are detecting these things, but it would be more surprising news if this kind of IP theft wasn't happening to be honest...
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#3This article was just the headline repeated in various forms with some generic filler
So strange
Re: TSMC says employees tried to steal trade secrets on iPhone 18 chip process
#4This article was just the headline repeated in various forms with some generic filler So strange
When there isn't any info but you have to turn in 400 words to your editor/get paid by the word...
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#5Reminds me of the now-infamous "capacitor plague" [1] of 1999-2007 that keeps cropping up in electronics repair.
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#6Industrial espionage has to be totally insane to defend against these days.
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#7Industrial espionage has to be totally insane to defend against these days.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
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We are doing much better off with the status quo than TSMC firing everyone who isn't of the same religion, and even then, it's not hard for a spy to pretend to be .
> We are doing much better off
I’m not making a value judgement. I’m making a prediction about material conditions.
> TSMC firing everyone who isn't of the same religion
I didn’t say that. But circles of a trust around important information.
> it's not hard for a spy to pretend to be .
Yes it is.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
We are doing much better off with the status quo than TSMC firing everyone who isn't of the same religion, and even then, it's not hard for a spy to pretend to be .
> We are doing much better off I’m not making a value judgement. I’m making a prediction about material conditions. > TSMC firing everyone who isn't of the same religion I didn’t say that. But circles of a trust around important information. > it's not hard for a spy to pretend to be . Yes it is.
Can you explain why? I have pretended to be multiple kinds of Christian with success despite being none of them.