This has been true for at least 24 months. The smart attackers have injected their backdoors and are lying low. The current hype is just marketing. Severe incidents will pop off when you least expect them to.

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ipaddr 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Won't those backdoors be discovered? The worry is existing backdoors put in by accident years ago.

	▲	tonymet 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Imagine a Trojan horse. Once it’s inside the walls, it appears benign. In practice this could be a credential, a phone-home (that wakes up at a later date), a fabrication change to install a rogue component – any number of “backdoors” that are not strictly vulnerabilities.