> If you're an Apple boss, and NSA offers you cache (or other benefits, like competitor intelligence) for adding plausibly deniable bug in your code, would you

> If you're an Apple boss, and NSA offers you cache (or other benefits, like competitor intelligence) for adding plausibly deniable bug in your code, would you turn it down? With other companies, I might find this plausible, but I do not believe Apple is very hard-up for cash or direction on which way the market is going. It seems to me that they have more to lose from a high-profile security breach (say, if this vulnerability had been used in a mass theft) than they do to gain from anything the NSA could offer them.