> we apologized[1] Yeah, that's not an apology. That's something saying you did apologise. It doesn't look like you actually sent an apology, and you never men

> we apologized[1] Yeah, that's not an apology. That's something saying you did apologise. It doesn't look like you actually sent an apology, and you never mentioned Casey at all. If this were a security vulnerability Casey would have gotten a mention (and a Bug Bounty). I guess Microsoft don't care about credit for other stuff.