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We're now at this slightly odd position of everybody agrees that the vulnerability

of the security process is broken.

We now have a rare opportunity that everybody agrees that it is broken to actually collect

the data on it and then say, well, one of these sides has to be right.

So, we can get the intelligence community can provide data possibly in classified form

to say this is the number of zero day collisions that have actually occurred over 10 years

of collecting data.

In the event that the answer is, most of our zero days are colliding with foreign adversaries.

Then the EFF clearly wins and in the event that the answer is none of our zero days have

ever collided, then actually the intelligence community wins.

We need to recognise that this isn't necessarily the best way of doing defence.

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