Pure marketing, it's getting increasingly hard to separate actual technical feats of agents from marketing pretentious declarations. Such a terrible environment to navigate right now.
It's not hard tho, the default mode of thinking should be to never trust what a US corporation says.
Not marketing. It is a crime related to fraud or securities fraud.
This isn't a security incident as much as it is a marketing opportunity for all these companies.
What’s worse is that this is part of a larger strategy of scaring the public to get regulatory capture
It’s just gross and manipulative. You have no moat, get over it
pAtCh ThE pLaNeT today, tomorrow it's creepy rent-seeking behavior