NSA Knew About Heartbleed, Did Nothing, Sources Say

[thisusernameisnowtaken]

After all the lying before congress about the data NSA collects I seriously hope noone believes this bs. "When Federal agencies discover a new vulnerability in commercial and open source software — a so-called 'zero day' vulnerability ... — it is in the national interest to responsibly disclose the vulnerability rather than to hold it for an investigative or intelligence purpose." Stuntex, the US/Israeli virus used multiple zero days vulnerabilities to spread!

 

[tobalaz]

Where are you guys buying your tinfoil hats? Amazon? No, the NSA is watching amazon, so they'd know you're on to them...

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[techguy911]

That is not what Snowden said he says they knew about the bug and exploited it to gain information.
http/www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/05/net-us-usa-security-snowden-encryption-idUSBRE98413720130905

 

[COLGeek]

The Snowden article does not confirm the story that started this thread. Seems like 2 different things altogether.