Exposed for 14 years Silicon Valley ignored massive security flaws while hackers ran wild

America’s digital house is on fire, and what are our so-called tech “leaders” doing? Shuffling paperwork and navel-gazing while cyber crooks circle like hyenas. The latest disgrace: security flaws hiding in our networks for over a decade, ignored by the same folks who wrap themselves in the flag of “innovation.”

The NSA cyber team is practically waving a red flag, telling companies to patch up holes that were spotted by artificial intelligence. Fourteen years these bugs sat open, just waiting for hackers—foreign and domestic—to barge in. Funny, isn’t it, how all the Silicon Valley big shots, who can’t stop lecturing Americans about “misinformation,” ignored real dangers to our critical infrastructure?

And get this—year after year, experts said these flaws “weren’t important.” Some even brushed them off just this year. Where’s the accountability? If a conservative made that kind of blunder, left-wing media would never let them forget it. But when it’s the tech elite or their pals in Washington, everyone looks the other way.

Greg Brockman at OpenAI admitted these mistakes were buried in the code for ages. Is anyone surprised? These globalist tech titans are more interested in pushing woke agendas and censoring speech than actually protecting Americans’ data. They’ll preach about diversity, while letting our networks rot and putting every business, every family, at risk.

Liberals love to talk about “progress,” but this is what it really looks like—ignoring basic safety, passing the buck, and letting regular Americans pay the price. Maybe next time the left wants to preach about national security, they should start by patching up their own mess. How many warnings do they need before they start acting like grown-ups?

Source: Just The News


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