Sim farms are also a thing used by threat actors.
They're a low cost way of building out robo-call infrastructure. But this does nothing to prevent malicious actors from getting their hands on cheap hardware.
Yep. Just another means to control the populace and extract more money out of them.
Look at programs like MethCheck, putting pseudoephedrine products behind the counter and putting a limit on purchasing...requiring ID to purchase.
So now we've got:
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Sim farms are also a thing used by threat actors.
They're a low cost way of building out robo-call infrastructure. But this does nothing to prevent malicious actors from getting their hands on cheap hardware.
Yep. Just another means to control the populace and extract more money out of them.
Look at programs like MethCheck, putting pseudoephedrine products behind the counter and putting a limit on purchasing...requiring ID to purchase.
So now we've got: