Definitely correct, they are not stupid. These tools are more of a "keep it around in case we need it" type of thing. The CIA works abroad, not on American soi

Definitely correct, they are not stupid. These tools are more of a "keep it around in case we need it" type of thing. The CIA works abroad, not on American soil, so none of these tools are being used against the American people anyway (thats the NSA's job). I imagine this is part of a network or "library" of exploits they have, in case they encounter say a North Korean laptop with Windows 98 and they need something in a pinch. >doesn't mean that there aren't more units Exactly, thats why they call it a "leak" and not a "turn the hose on full blast."