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Interesting question. I think it's fairly reasonable to assume that: 1) The NSA knew about it and had exploits for it. 2) Google Project Zero spoke with the NS
by thelittleone 9y ago
Interesting question. I think it's fairly reasonable to assume that:
1) The NSA knew about it and had exploits for it.
2) Google Project Zero spoke with the NSA prior to releasing the advisory.
An exploit for such a pervasive vulnerability represents a susbtantial asset to one intelligence agency. Right up until the enemy discovers and develops the same capability.