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I talked with an insider at E-Com-Con, who
wished to remain anonymous, about the hacks and security problems
that have emerged this week. This is what the employee had to
say in private email:
I may get fired, or even worse, for coming clean about
this, but my conscience no longer allows me to stay silent regarding this matter.
E-Com-Con itself is behind the hacking. It wants to set up
these three individuals who would seem to have done the hacking, apparently known as "The Lone Gunmen" based on
their hyperlinks, as the fall guys. Our security has learned of their plans to publish reports about the true
nature of the Octium chip. By portraying them as a group of juvenile hackers (have you seen the pictures?), our
corporate espionage team hopes to discredit any future claims they may make about E-Com-Con's products.
And while the "hack" may bring to light charges that E-Com-Con's new Octium chip invades the privacy of those who will
use it, it's all a "smoke-and-mirrors" ruse to deflect attention away from more insidious plans. While E-Com-Con
will agree to government-mandated modifications to the Octium in light of the controversy, the resulting chip will
be much more dangerous... and guaranteed approval by certain factions within the government as part of a deal
that's already been made. Even worse, technology will make the chip's evil nature much harder to decipher by
conventional means.
Please, do not believe the lies!
"Miss Information"
E-Com-Con Inc.
-- Mavis Fletcher |
