It's essentially an admission that the "mitigations" they claim to have implemented (second paragraph) aren't that effective, and they want to outsource the rev

It's essentially an admission that the "mitigations" they claim to have implemented (second paragraph) aren't that effective, and they want to outsource the review effort to the community. Which is fine in my opinion, but I agree that the current tools might not be fine granular enough. There should also be clearer messaging about what happens when there's an honest review mistake and a crypto miner slips through.