The biggest problem with journalism, is that they take everything out of proportion. Lets cut the fat of this hole story and you'll notice that there is nothing fantastic or obscure happening here... So, the mere facts [with evidence] are:
Some guys found something in a 3rd party wireless card (in the video, they show a 3rd party card, so i can not confirm that the airport has the same problem), they used a macbook to demonstrate what they found because they knew it would generate a fuss. They did NOT contact Apple offering their services as "security counselors" (if that is what they are), and then Apple had to revise their soft and make a few changes to correct some things.
So.. Apple does no have to thank anything to SecureWorks, these two guys should not be pissed off, and Ou should shut his mouth and start reading before writing... dont take antyhing for granted, if there is no evidence behind what you are saying, then is better to keep your mouth shut and your ears open.
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The biggest problem with journalism, is that they take everything out of proportion. Lets cut the fat of this hole story and you'll notice that there is nothing fantastic or obscure happening here... So, the mere facts [with evidence] are: Some guys found something in a 3rd party wireless card (in the video, they show a 3rd party card, so i can not confirm that the airport has the same problem), they used a macbook to demonstrate what they found because they knew it would generate a fuss. They did NOT contact Apple offering their services as "security counselors" (if that is what they are), and then Apple had to revise their soft and make a few changes to correct some things. So.. Apple does no have to thank anything to SecureWorks, these two guys should not be pissed off, and Ou should shut his mouth and start reading before writing... dont take antyhing for granted, if there is no evidence behind what you are saying, then is better to keep your mouth shut and your ears open.