>This again highlights the fact that source code is a vulnerability. it's a weapon. Even if the logic that was running it was flawless, you'd still want to see

>This again highlights the fact that source code is a vulnerability. it's a weapon. Even if the logic that was running it was flawless, you'd still want to see whether or not someone else has access to a function to give them control, or self destruct, or whatever. In other words : I don't think that it has to suggest a flawed system, it could also suggest other 'government subversion', like hidden functionalities.