Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist
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I do not believe the malware story
I am going to call this one - supposedly a 22 year old "IT expert" back engineered NSA malware within a few hours, found a back door, and shut it down. I'm not buying it.

First of all, there are many types of malware out there, and not one has ever been shut down by anything other than virus/malware scanners that identify unique code sequences and therefore recognizes the virus. Second of all, if the NSA did have the back door to one of their toys that went wild, they'd be the one to shut it down. If it did get shut down, the NSA did it.

Second of all, as I said before, it is extremely probable the NSA ran the entire attack to discredit and get rid of bitcoin. Where did this attack originate? BRITAIN, where the Rothchilds are working on their own crypto currency. No doubt they hate Bitcoin. No doubt their influence runs deep in the NSA, which has bases all over the world, including Europe.

The story would have been far more believable absent the miracle boy fixing it like a champ. That stinks to high heaven and my guess is that the NSA and whoever else chickened out when they found out they could be sued to oblivion for having it get into medical computer systems first. It looked like an attack on Britain's medical system at first, because it so dominantly showed up there first.

Supposedly there is a wanna cry 2.0 already out, with the fix removed from it. I doubt that, it will take a couple weeks for "the bad guys" to remove that and actually have it fully tested and working. If things move faster than that, expect it to be the NSA all over again, out there discrediting Bitcoin. Stuff like this does not happen overnight, and magic fixes to cryptic NSA code don't get discovered and remedied in hours.

Interesting it is that this came out of the blue, right when Bitcoin topped $1,700. I smell a rat with this one, it stinks to high heaven.

Interesting it is that the NSA still won't tell anyone the mode of infection! The NSA won't tell anyone how it actually infects computers, because that's classified! You know, like that CORE V PRO BACK DOOR! Evidently Microsoft invented a patch for this, and released it in like what? a few hours? YEAH RIGHT. That's BULLSHIT right there, unless they worked hand in glove with the NSA and had the patch written up 5 years ago, and released it when asked to! The patch obviously won't close the back door, it will just stop the operating system from acting on commands the malware sends . . . perhaps . . .

NOT BUYING ANY OF IT!