So, there’s still no smoking gun. Bloomberg doesn’t have one of these suspect-servers in its storage cupboards, nor does it have logs that might prove the associated command and control servers that were supposedly responsible. Similarly, there’s not web-logs that prove that one of these apparent servers was leaking secrets or talking to sketchy strangers in internet chatrooms, and to the best of our knowledge, the only damage that has been done by the supposed attack is that which has been wrought on SuperMicro’s share price. Apple and Amazon saw brief dips in their prices, caught up in the allegations, but have since seemed unscathed – although both have suffered declines in share price since the accusations. However, most technology…