I find it always amusing that stuff gets "cracked for a moment". You know, as if the vulnerability wasn't there before, then popped up and boom fixed! No. The

I find it always amusing that stuff gets "cracked for a moment". You know, as if the vulnerability wasn't there before, then popped up and boom fixed! No. The reality is: the vulnerability has been public for a brief moment. And that's true for all the software in the world. Sometimes really good exploits stay secret for years and years. Sometimes (often?) they get fixed by a side effect before even going public, after a year or two. So not. You're not secure.