Sanctions-hit Russian developers fingered for crafting 'Monokle' Android snoopware A Russian software developer, currently under American sanctions for its purported role in the Kremlin's interference with the 2016 US elections, is now selling spyware to governments. Researchers at security house Lookout today reported [PDF] that St Petersburg-based Special Technology Centre (STC) is developing and …
Lots of down voters in denial that they're being gamed by a corrupt political system?
As you mentioned there wasn't any proof. The interference from the Russian trollfarm amounted to a total of $4700 in Google ads.
Wake up people, the people you should be investigating critically are the politicians who deny you universal health care, affordable education and have no qualms sending your brothers and sisters off to die to ensure corporate profits to keep their corru^H^H^H^H^Hlobbying gravy train going.
Who profits from the political divide that arises from a duocracy that looks as if it was specifically designed to take representation away from regular voters--not to mention all those moderates and centrists actually willing to collaborate on productive, constructive solutions that actually do real good.
Who better to protect you from targeted, government-backed malware than a company that develops it on the side?
1) A company that doesn't
2) The tooth fairy
3) A mummified gibbon trained to code when manuals were written in cuneiform
4) Virtually anyone else
5) All of the above
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