In the commercial sector I seem to find myself spending a significant amount of my time working on projects that were started many decades ago that have just been improved over time.

I honestly wouldn't be too surprised if a lot of these applications were used today with relatively little change.

Given that some big exploits can fly under the radar for decades (e.g: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/02/23/linux_kernel_gets_p...), I think it's always interesting.

But the point is moot anyway: either their tools are still relevant today, in that case it's good to see what they can use against the people, or they are not, in which case it won't hurt them if we see them and it's not "anti american".

Repo is from 2015. Its not that old.