As to what you're quoting, yes, it does. It seems likely that they found ways to penetrate NetScreen. At the end of the original top secret document: > The v

As to what you're quoting, yes, it does. It seems likely that they found ways to penetrate NetScreen. At the end of the original top secret document: > The vast majority of current Juniper exploits are against firewalls running the ScreenOS operating system. This reads like a statement of fact. That they knew of multiple exploits against ScreenOS. Enough to use the term "vast majority". That doesn't mean the most recent backdoors are their work, but it does seem to imply that they found ways to penetrate NetScreen.