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Your argument is that withholding source code raises the cost of attack for the NSA. They'll have to buy expensive decompilers, hire competent assembly/C progra
by MichaelBurge 6y ago
Your argument is that withholding source code raises the cost of attack for the NSA. They'll have to buy expensive decompilers, hire competent assembly/C programmers, it'll take longer, etc.
Seems like it would similarly be unethical for a local bakery to give the NSA a discount on cheesecake.
- LocalH 6y agoNSA buying a decompiler? When Ghidra exists?
- rcoveson 6y agoThe NSA does a lot of things. A lot of them are good. Some of them are bad. When the NSA asks you to help them do bad things, you say no. If you feel inspired to give them a cheesecake discount because of the good things they do, that is fine.