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It's not that the bad guys will find it now by looking for it in Windows. It's more like they could grab a gun (thugs) or creatively worded court order (governm

It's not that the bad guys will find it now by looking for it in Windows. It's more like they could grab a gun (thugs) or creatively worded court order (government) and pay him a visit... A remote zero day in Windows is worth millions on the black market, and in skilled hands the amount of damage or money you can make is nearly limitless.

lawnchair_larry 9y ago
Please do not spread baseless FUD. None of this is true.
staticassertion 9y ago
Literally nonsense. But, in fact, totally representative of the crazy lengths people go to to justify why Tavis's tweet that he found ~a vulnerability~ is somehow dangerous.
shallot_router 9y ago
Oh come on. They're going to tie him up and torture him before he gets a chance to press "Send" on his report email, then?