Exactly. The idea that the NSA has can break arbitrary SSL without access to source keys is an EXTRAORDINARY CLAIM that goes against most of what we know about

Exactly. The idea that the NSA has can break arbitrary SSL without access to source keys is an EXTRAORDINARY CLAIM that goes against most of what we know about the science of cryptography. Just some managment type in the government saying a single time that the government has made "major breakthroughs" in cracking SSL does not meet the standard of ETRAORDINARY EVIDENCE.