If we assume that the code really comes from a member of the "Equation Team" and we trust the conclusion from Kaspersky that those people are among the upper ec

If we assume that the code really comes from a member of the "Equation Team" and we trust the conclusion from Kaspersky that those people are among the upper echelons of NSA hacker groups it is maybe a good point in time that we give our expectations a reality check. What counts in the real world is that it gets the job done, unfortunately no time for fancy pythonic delicacies or experiments in functional coding paradigms. Sorry for the little rant and nothing personal, I just find critizicing other people's code without considering the constraints under it was created an extremely annoying habit among my fellow coders.