I doubt that. While the attack was possible on large hosting providers, utilizing the same on workstations or hardmetal and actually get important data was basi

I doubt that. While the attack was possible on large hosting providers, utilizing the same on workstations or hardmetal and actually get important data was basically impossible. It had to be fixed, but your thesis that anyone was actually owned by these security issues because they didn't want to apply the mitigation rounds to at most 0.0% with an infinite amount of zeros before a 1.