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Kremlin’s Anti-Hacking Tech: Typewriters

Kremlin plans to replace computers with typewriters to prevent U.S. e-spies from hacking into Russian intelligence systems. The successor to the KGB – Russia’s Federal Protective Service – has placed an order for 20 typewrits at $750 a pop. The safest way to secure a computer is to keep it off the Internet, but Stuxnet proved that even high-tech devices not connected to the Internet can be hacked. Typewriters are 150-year-old technology, but modern technology is required to protect contemporary content.”]

Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/blogs/kremlins-anti-hacking-tech-typewriters-p-1511

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