>Google Security Team, here's your call to stop pontificating on the Project Zero blog and throwing cheap muck at Microsoft. Yes, because it's better to let ha

>Google Security Team, here's your call to stop pontificating on the Project Zero blog and throwing cheap muck at Microsoft. Yes, because it's better to let hackers continue to exploit Windows than inform users and MS that their OS is at risk. >You've got an even bigger and more complicated mess to clean up, you dug the hole yourself, it's going to take you longer, and you should have started on it years ago. Security patches are given to OEM's 1 month before they are publicly released. Google patches their devices promptly. Unless I'm mistaken, I'm not aware of technology that allows Google to take an OEM's source code, apply patches, build it, sign it and then release it to all of the OEM's customers.