Would the NSA release the virus Crybaby, to promote cybersecurity like Ratheon/Websense/Forcepoint? ( conspiracy )

submitted by Blackkcalb

A pattern emerges. I have suspected since 9/11 a promotion of cyber security and private security firms, aka proxy armies, mercenaries. A powerful NSA is hacked/stolen, then released by ShadowBrokers, who could be anyone, including the NSA, CIA, etc. Then one of the 'tools' is used to attack, mainly the U.K. who happens to be a brexit country. Then I start seeing cyber security commercials on television. Is it possible to look at the stock purchases to find buyers who had inside knowledge of the NSA theft? I'm not that swift at digging into the stocks markets to determine who may be involved in insider trading. (The NSA, a powerful SPY agency, loses Crybaby on purpose is the only thing that makes sense)

Jimmycog

They absolutely would make a buck from the sheep. Create a problem, sell the repair.

Blackkcalb

They did have the crybaby solution 2 days later for decryption, and instilled fear, so people would buy AIG cybersecurity insurance and from Ratheon who sells missiles and cyber security insurance. https://www.dhs.gov/cybersecurity-insurance

Blackkcalb

Furthermore Ratheon is a billion dollar stock holder in Websense/Forcepoint. AIG I think was bailed out 2008 sells insurance for cyber security. http://www.aig.com/business/insurance/cyber-insurance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forcepoint