Obvious, easy security exploits should be be as publicly exposed as possible, and repeatedly so. This kind of exploit is so many years old that it's a matter o

Obvious, easy security exploits should be be as publicly exposed as possible, and repeatedly so. This kind of exploit is so many years old that it's a matter of basic public education and computer literacy. While this might be a "forcing function" on the web development community - it is not unfair. There is so much new tech every year, it's unfortunate that security isn't more in the consciousness of tech. There may be more graceful ways to lead "sheep" to more secure use of the internet deserving of praise, but it's fair game to release an exploit, and I'd rather see FireSheep than censorship of it.