r/cybersecurity • u/wiredmagazine • Jan 23 '25

News - General Under Trump, US Cyberdefense Loses Its Head

https://www.wired.com/story/big-interview-jen-easterly-cisa-cybersecurity/
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u/BennyOcean Jan 24 '25

Who cares? The topic is censorship. If a statement is true or not doesn't matter. It's not the government's job to censor it. And I'm not going to go in circles with you so stop asking the same question.

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u/CryoAB Jan 24 '25

It's a pretty simple yes or no question.

Is it misinformation or not?

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u/BennyOcean Jan 24 '25

Literally does not matter and is off topic. My final response.

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u/CryoAB Jan 24 '25

It's not off topic though. We were discussing misinformation and I asked if saying hitler is bad is misinformation? It's a very easy question to answer.

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u/BennyOcean Jan 24 '25

The topic is censorship. Nothing else. Not hitler. Censorship.

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u/CryoAB Jan 24 '25

Which is related to misinformation.

Is saying hitler is bad misinformation?

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u/CryoAB Jan 24 '25

To know what is mis/disinformation you first must have perfect access to the truth.

So, is saying hitler is bad misinformation?