>Doesn't it strike you as odd? No, not in the slightest. Of course a security company tracks security threats, especially when those security threats utilize m

>Doesn't it strike you as odd? No, not in the slightest. Of course a security company tracks security threats, especially when those security threats utilize multiple zero day vulnerabilities that could end up in the wild after they are finished with them. Use your head, man. I get it, "better dead than Red" and all, but let's not lose our shit purely because of the speculation of an "anonymous source close to the case."