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I agree. It is frustrating that the NSA essentially spends taxpayer dollars to collect and hoard zero days that eventually get used against us when they could b
by zelon88 5y ago
I agree. It is frustrating that the NSA essentially spends taxpayer dollars to collect and hoard zero days that eventually get used against us when they could be disclosing them to vendors who could in exchange selectively deploy patches geographically to always enable protection of these very assets without interfering with international NSA missions. There is no reason the country responsible for developing virtually all modern technology should be so encumbered by it as to let it be used against us.
- colechristensen 5y agoYou don't need NSA-grade vulnerabilities to find a company to exploit these days. This is a frequent security trend, obsessing over the most sophisticated attacks (they're exciting!) while ignoring the boring ones (let's audit the security of our assets, clean up old accounts, and rotate passwords)