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well of course nobody would have NSA_friendly_override() in the source plausible deniability is essential in such cases, hence the term bugdoor
by sampa 3y ago
well of course nobody would have NSA_friendly_override() in the source
plausible deniability is essential in such cases, hence the term bugdoor
- halJordan 3y agoThis is the same conspiracy mindset of flat earthers, and you deserve your own netflix mockumentary over it. Because a bug is a bug, it's very nature means you cannot prove it isn't malicious, therefore you take it as positive proof of malice and sit pretty bc no one can prove a negative.
- LanzVonL 3y agoAre you posting from Eglin AFB? Which outfit are you with?
- Aerbil313 3y agoWe had backdoors, then PRISM revealed. We have bugdoors now. No reason to think three letter glowies would like to give up any amount of control. They have the 'power' to straight up lie to the congress under oath, see Clapper.
- withinboredom 3y agoYour double negative made me laugh. In all seriousness, I wish I could tell you that you're wrong, but I can't.