> As mentioned above, we are deliberately limiting the detail we share on our remediation steps at this time to protect their effectiveness and will provide mor

> As mentioned above, we are deliberately limiting the detail we share on our remediation steps at this time to protect their effectiveness and will provide more technical details, where possible, in the future. With all due respect, I have no confidence in measures that aren’t transparent and open. They can share a lot of details without risking security, but by being vague about remediations, they’re being obscure, not secure. If they posted their exact remediations (hiding sensitive parts like precise information needed to take control of an admin account or use it), they would have an entire world of security experts ready to critique their plans. Instead, we have to trust and hope they get it right the second time.