I'd have to agree with this. Low-level "close to the metal" programming is something I have very little experience with, but based on my understanding, this re

I'd have to agree with this. Low-level "close to the metal" programming is something I have very little experience with, but based on my understanding, this research has extremely limited scope. The technique relied on what is essentially prior knowledge of the implementation. This doesn't mean it isn't very useful for companies like Adobe...it is. However, it does not look like anyone intended for this to be broadly applicable.