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> Of course they didn't use the Heartbleed bug for at least the last two years.
> How do I know? Because
> the NSA said they weren't even aware of it, so how could they possibly have
> used it?
>
> “NSA was not aware of the recently identified vulnerability in OpenSSL, the
> so-called Heartbleed
> vulnerability, until it was made public in a private-sector cybersecurity
> report. Reports that say
> otherwise are wrong," the agency said in a statement to NBC News.
And if you believe that, I have some oceanfront property in Leadville that I'd
like to sell you. :-)
-jc-
> Only problem with this official statement is that the statement did not
> provide the highly parsed
> legalese definition of at least the following words and/or phrases: NSA,
> aware, recently, so-called,
> public, report, otherwise, wrong."
>
> Bill Fairchild
> [snip]
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