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Feds may have to explain knowledge of security holes – if draft law comes into play

Saturday 13th January 2018 17:05 GMT anonymous boring coward

NSA's duty would be to do nothing like this. So I doubt they will.

Anything already known (floating around the internet) or useless will be disclosed. The rest, not so much.

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