My take is it's obvious: they are already in and don't need to use that exploit again. This makes sure no one else gets access as well.
(On a related note: I think I remember HP demonstrate a remote mitigation tool in '07 that would use exploits to pop messages to logged in users or even shut down the machine.)
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My take is it's obvious: they are already in and don't need to use that exploit again. This makes sure no one else gets access as well.
(On a related note: I think I remember HP demonstrate a remote mitigation tool in '07 that would use exploits to pop messages to logged in users or even shut down the machine.)