I think this is a net positive in the long run. Google has every right to publicly disclose and fix vulnerabilities. And while I support governments need to to

I think this is a net positive in the long run. Google has every right to publicly disclose and fix vulnerabilities. And while I support governments need to to perform counter intelligence, if this keeps happening hopefully it will cause them to start being more selective in who and what they target with these type of campaigns. If random google security guy visiting a site is being targeted with these payloads it's obviously not differentiating enough.