> Granted, this is weapon grade quality No. Stop. A good security tool that does what it says and means what it says is just a good tool that does what it sa

> Granted, this is weapon grade quality No. Stop. A good security tool that does what it says and means what it says is just a good tool that does what it says and means what it says. There is no "weapons grade" or not "weapons grade" tools. I've seen people pop boxes with netcat and a keyboard. I've seen people fail to pop boxes with the best fucking attack framework you could put in their hands. Nothing is "weapons grade" and code isn't a weapon. Leave the weapons grade labels to radioactive isotopes where they actually have real meaning. Calling some types of code weapons grade is a huge bad thing.