> There's a lot of valid points in Gemalto's report, and it seems dishonest to write it off so pettily.
I agree they have valid points that are worth setting the record straight on. But conveniently for Gemalto they distract from the core issue, which in my opinion is that they have been owned and are in denial of it.
Hopefully it's just PR and they are scrambling internally to keep spies out.
I agree they have valid points that are worth setting the record straight on. But conveniently for Gemalto they distract from the core issue, which in my opinion is that they have been owned and are in denial of it.
Hopefully it's just PR and they are scrambling internally to keep spies out.