Ken Thompson's 1983 'Reflections on Trusting Trust' Lecture and Its Relevance to Modern Supply Chain Security
Supply chain security is a hot topic today, but it is a very old problem. In October 1983, 40 years ago this week, Ken Thompson chose supply chain security as the topic for his Turing award lecture…
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