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I find it a stretch to believe that some part of the NSA didn't know about, and/or have a hand in introducing, Heartbleed. There has to be an NSA team dedicate

I find it a stretch to believe that some part of the NSA didn't know about, and/or have a hand in introducing, Heartbleed. There has to be an NSA team dedicated to both causing and exploiting issues with very popular open source software. If there isn't, the NSA isn't living up to its reputation. The reality is that we'll never get the truth out of them, and it doesn't matter anyway because nothing they say can be believed. They might as well never say anything. Assume that they have intercepted all of your traffic and have dumps of your RAM, and act accordingly.

bigiain 13y ago
"The reality is that we'll never get the truth out of them, and it doesn't matter anyway because nothing they say can be believed." This is clearly now true for many of us. I wonder how true it's becoming for the people to whom the NSA provide their information? When Clapper happily uses phrases like "the least possible untruthful answer" when explaining to congress why he said "No" when the answer was "Yes", I can't help but wonder if the FBI/CIA/Pentagon/President/B-613 are starting to question/disbelieve every word that comes out of the NSA?