Presumably because the New York Times reports on the Pentagon's war plans against China, which Musk was apparently briefed on at the Pentagon today.
In a military conflict between the two economic powers USA and China, the first "Line of Contact" would be a digital one: cyber attacks.
And even if only hypothetical scenarios are reported, this will probably already lead to an intensification of the constant mutual cyber attacks. Information is key.
- Cyberark $CYBR (+0,7 %)
- Palantir Tech $PLTR (+2,29 %)
- Check Point Software Technologies $CHKP (-0,87 %)
- Crowdstrike $CRWD (+0,86 %)
- VeriSign $VRSN (-1,23 %)
- Zscaler $ZS (+1,56 %)
- Okta $OKTA (+0,87 %)
- Cloudflare $NET (+0,22 %)
- Fortinet $FTNT (+0,84 %)
- Cisco Systems $CSCO (+0,2 %)
- Palo Alto Networks $PANW (+1,3 %)
- Akamai Technologies $AKAM (-0,14 %)
- BlackBerry $BB (+3,78 %)
- NetScout Systems $NTCT (+1,32 %)
- CommVault Systems $CVLT (+0,69 %)
Sources:
- The Pentagon set up a briefing for Musk on plans for a potential war with China.
- NYTimes Liveblog: Trump Administration Live Updates: Trump Rejects Idea of Letting Musk See Secret Plans for War With China
