raised the hackles of defense lawyers around the nation during a CSAM investigation probably shouldn’t be in this much of hurry to start sending out unsolicited software to unknowing recipients. Are you suggesting the FBI should push patches to the affected devices?And what if the FBI turned off my known and legitimate botnet client!While the upshot is largely reasonable, and something to be expected via some mechanism at some point, i would agree with at least parts of some comments above that the article seesmore excess thanthere is here. The problem is that if one were to believe that the fbi were indeed honestly trying to dismantle a dangerous botnet, then perhaps this weapons-grade shit-pile of a warrant might seem acceptable, but in reality, now that this turd has been delivered and carefully planted in the US legal system, it will slowly mature and ferment, until it can be dug up, refined, distilled, and bottled so when the next major blanket rights violation comes up, we will all be given a nice bottle of artisan, hand-crafted, slow-brewed precedent bullshit that will convince us all to relax and continue our mindless grazing in the wonderful green pastures of ignorance