Yes, in theory. In practice, they've proven they are much more interested in everyone having vulnerable computers vs everyone having super-secure virtually unha

Yes, in theory. In practice, they've proven they are much more interested in everyone having vulnerable computers vs everyone having super-secure virtually unhackable computers. This "dual-mission" thing reminds of some tv networks presenting "equal sides" on a debate on climate change. In 99% of the cases, the NSA will choose to keep its vulnerabilities for computers rather than try to fix or disclose them.