That’s not what I said, at all.
PS - I work in InfoSec (CISSP). Please tell me more about what I’ve been doing for past 20 years lol
That’s not what I said, at all.
PS - I work in InfoSec (CISSP). Please tell me more about what I’ve been doing for past 20 years lol
I really need to re-watch that show. But I can’t stand all of the useless bickering lol
BAE Systems (in the UK) has full F-35 manufacturing capabilities. The Brits could tell them to toss it any day now and I wouldn’t be surprised, with the way things are going.
Not a fan of speculation and we’re likely to never see any official documentation, considering it’s a military aircraft.
But I will say: If it is true, it’s probably the dumbest thing you could do to an advanced fighter like this. Just imagine that you’re in a conflict, then the enemy hacks your command and control systems and disables/hijacks all of your aircraft. Yeah, that’s pretty dumb.
Even the Star Trek writers realized this sort of thing is a bad idea.
You might want to give this a read, then re-read my original post. I never said there wasn’t a backdoor, just that it would be stupid.