That’s not really how it works, unfortunately. Once a company releases a patch, the clock starts ticking on reverse engineering what that patch does. Amusingly,

That’s not really how it works, unfortunately. Once a company releases a patch, the clock starts ticking on reverse engineering what that patch does. Amusingly, all of the efforts to shrink patch sizes have made this even easier, as you can quickly zero in on which bits are the important ones. The only safe thing to do is for companies to be loud about which patches relevant for security and for their customers to take them quickly. All else is security-via-hopium. > Normal users and companies need some time. Revil doesn’t care about your patch testing.