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You are completely correct. There isn't any correlation indicating that a security agency was behind the backdoors setup in their OS. Granted this could still b

You are completely correct. There isn't any correlation indicating that a security agency was behind the backdoors setup in their OS. Granted this could still be the case but there isn't any evidence, known to the public at least, that any security agency had a hand in creating the backdoors. The timing of this article is obviously done in order to capitalize on the recent Juniper news. I would suspect all security agencies to be looking at the security of al networking products that they can get a hand on.

atmosx 11y ago
> There isn't any correlation indicating that a security agency was behind the backdoors setup in their OS. I am not so sure. There are strong indications pointing[1] at state actors. [1] http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/42971/hacking/juniper-screenos-authentication-backdoor.html http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/42971/hacking/juniper-sc...