Saturday, April 25, 2015

So what is the point?

So what is the point?

The point is that if the NSA can get it, anybody can get it. Accomodating NSA spying, far from being a way of preventing attacks on critical infrastructure, actually preserves dangerous attack vectors for criminal use. If the NSA discovers an exploit and does not report it to the developers of the vulnerable application, that application remains vulnerable for everyone who uses it, the vast majority of whom will by definition be non-criminal actors within the developed world. People with jobs, paying taxes that are, also by definition, making them less safe.

Exploit hoarding disproportionately harms Americans. Whatever else happens, the NSA's exploit hoarding programs, including but not limited to BULLRUN, must be stopped.

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