Um, yes? You'd use it as widely and as quickly as possible, ideally compromising every single vulnerable host on the entire Internet before any sort of coordina

Um, yes? You'd use it as widely and as quickly as possible, ideally compromising every single vulnerable host on the entire Internet before any sort of coordinated response can be mounted. You see these kinds of attacks frequently with cryptolocking/cryptojacking software. The more quickly you deploy an attack targeting a new vulnerability, the more victims you'll have.