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Remember that agencies like NSA, GCHQ etc will always use false flags in their code, even when it doesn’t have as high risk of exposure as a backdoor in public
by supposemaybe 3y ago
Remember that agencies like NSA, GCHQ etc will always use false flags in their code, even when it doesn’t have as high risk of exposure as a backdoor in public has.
Looking at the times of commits shouldn’t be given much value at all. A pretty pointless endeavour.
- astrange 3y agoState actors are actually known for not doing that; after all, there's no need to hide when what you're doing is legal. They also tend to work 9-5 in their own timezones.
- account42 3y agoIt might be legal but would (or at least should) be seen as an attack by all other countries using the software, even allies, and in a saner world wouldl receive a strong political response.