. can functionality and reliability be "bled dry" by a scam.
People notice that functionality and reliability is missing, or not being added as expected, but they fell powerless, just as a person would feel powerless if someone had access to their bank account number and was able to "bleed the account dry".
If on a project such as Collins Australian submarines, there was a question mark over functionality or reliability, would this be a probable explanation - an inappropriate person has somehow "seized control" of a "computer account" and is doctoring code, version numbers, etc. ?
2007-10-29
09:46:30
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