The U.S. Treasury Department informed Congress in a letter Monday that a state-sponsored Chinese actor hacked its systems through a third-party software provider, according to reports.
Can we just go back to pen and paper? Or at least do both in tandem so that way it won’t matter if something gets hacked because there’s a physical master copy that can’t be changed without extreme scrutiny and detailed checks?
I mean we have that with voting machines and remember the scanner made specifically to take reciepts and put it into a finance program they sold. I could totally see an office where it was paper and there was a slot that scanned the image the then even automatically filed it based on the contents.
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Can we just go back to pen and paper? Or at least do both in tandem so that way it won’t matter if something gets hacked because there’s a physical master copy that can’t be changed without extreme scrutiny and detailed checks?
I mean we have that with voting machines and remember the scanner made specifically to take reciepts and put it into a finance program they sold. I could totally see an office where it was paper and there was a slot that scanned the image the then even automatically filed it based on the contents.