a. DoD and contractor employees may have access to NATO classified information only when access is required in support of a U.S. or NATO program which requires such access (i.e., "need-to-know").

b. Access to NATO classified information requires a final DoD personnel clearance (except for RESTRICTED) at the equivalent level and a NATO briefing as described in section D., below. A security clearance is not required for access to NATO RESTRICTED information. (See also Section D, below.)

https://sgp.fas.org/library/ip...

They've likely been feeding the Chinese bogus crap for years knowing the phones were being tapped.

https://www.youtube.com/live/L...

Sure.

Thing-App is "write once, run everywhere" on IoT controllers and devices, covering billions to trillions of CPUs/MCUs.

Thing-App offers various design guarantees, including guaranteed UI, performance, and safety assurances.

Thing-App covers billions of people, enabling building arbitrarily complex machines without writing a single line of code.

I built my own thread border routers and compiled the software myself. I know exactly what's happen. They have no internet access, period...

My systems Linux firewall and dhcp servers have black-hole lockouts for anything not matching my allowed list.

The CSA provides a feature for vendors to publish firmwares.
Some vendors use it and some donâ(TM)t.

HA use only the CSA list to provide updates, AFAIK.
https://webui.dcl.csa-iot.org/

https://www.home-assistant.io/...

Sure, it's tech-bros only now. again. Too much winning.

I've build my own Matter thread routers and devices. It doesn't need internet access.You can commission new devices completely isolated from the internet. IP don't mean internet access, it's only a transport protocol.

Who you gonna believe, me or your lying eyes?

Yes, there is innovation in it. I've designed several solar energy systems with it using my own PCB designs and software.
https://forum.allaboutcircuits...

I just gave a complete system (loaded mini-pc and matter-thread devices) to one of my kids for their house.

They are very much not tech-bros.

Very competent people can still be totally nuts. Intelligence and insanity have a nice slice of commonality.

Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you are one.

I always kept my half of the EAM decryption key in my wallet on a random piece of paper that looked like a phone number and on the back of clip-board magnetically attached to the SIOP safe.

Locked out or Locked up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
The Confession