By IT News
Any more than the next cable, anyway.
Telstra has backed the security attributes of its subsea cable network, expressing a belief that its network isn't vulnerable to unlawful interception.
The carrier made the statement in a submission (pdf) to a Senate inquiry where confusion reigns over whether the issue of unlawful taps by surveillance agencies is part of a proposed bill of law.
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