Sorry, but you have no idea what you're talking about. The first patch released took the exploit from "Know way to easily remote execute code" to "Parser error

Sorry, but you have no idea what you're talking about. The first patch released took the exploit from "Know way to easily remote execute code" to "Parser error that might be exploitable but we're not sure how to actually use it". If the Linux/BSD world had stopped there, they still would have done a far better job than Apple has. But they didn't stop there. They released a second patch. And now everyone is secure. Meanwhile, the rest of the world and I are watching through our Apache logs as attackers are knocking at our front door with this exploit. If you have a OS X server and you didn't patch it already, you may already be exploited.