> You know perfectly well that MS will fix it once the right people are in the case, No, we don't know that. Companies that were deemed serious have been caugh

> You know perfectly well that MS will fix it once the right people are in the case, No, we don't know that. Companies that were deemed serious have been caught dragging and taking their time with no proof of progress whatsoever (just like in this case?). And think of the message it would send to other (supposedly non-serious) companies: "you've given more time to MS, why not me ? It's only fair". Just like democracy, the P0 policy is the worst form of disclosure, except for all the others. Also, please don't conflate this with EternalBlue, there's no remote component here.