No, this is where he's talking about how "The phenomenon of adding more noise than signal is now practically characteristic of misguided policy proposals in thi

No, this is where he's talking about how "The phenomenon of adding more noise than signal is now practically characteristic of misguided policy proposals in this area". Specifically, he's using the EFF's statement "The problem is that if a vulnerability has been discovered, it is likely that other actors will also find out about it" as an example -- describing it as a "fundamental misstatement" because "the vulnerabilities used by the US government are almost never discovered or used by anyone else". And then just ten days after his article, we've just seen a bunch of vulnerabilities not only discovered by somebody else but actually released on the web.