Ann: Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-26

From a security perspective it would be a foolish move to disclose who u had contracts with; the only obvious signs of expansion should be viewed as gaining more contracts would be an increase in revenue.

This business shouldn’t be based on regular disclosure on contracts agreement for shareholders convenience.

Personally, I’m of the opinion that this technology will alway be vulnerable to hacking because security is based on software.
It has no inherent disincentive like previous technology where there was a need to buy expensive equipment.

That is why the average yoboe sees it as a bit of a challenge! Let’s say, that I was fiddler in the DOS day’s.

It hasn’t matured enough to be used for serious business applications only suitable for communicating with family members or advertising!

I try to keep my digital footprint to a minimum but it is getting very difficult as years go by, due to the private and public sectors going to great lengths to corral the public onto this vulnerable technology.

NASA is currently challenging hackers to break into a specific satellite….I suspect there would be specific security hardware at both ends that interfaces with the software.