The Japanese Minister of Cybersecurity has never used computers

Yoshitaka Sakurada, Japanese secretary for cybersecurity, caused astonishment and enthusiasm with statements about his opinions on computer. The British "Guardian" said yesterday in the Tokyo Parliament, in Parliament, in Tokyo, that "since I was 25 years old, I inform my employees that I do not use any". computer myself ".

In addition, MPs asked him whether or not he should use USB storage in Japan's nuclear facilities. The opposition has bored his ignorance. "It is incredible that someone who does not attack computers is responsible for cybersecurity," said MEP Masato Imai. Online, an indignant storm quickly unfolded.

Sakurada has recently taken office. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe appointed him chairman of the ruling LDP shortly after his reelection in September.