OK, if that was April Fool's, it's in very, very bad taste. People like me who aren't hackers or technically savvy will take it seriously. I tweeted it around. At the end they could have at least said April Fools, FFS!
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0-day vulnerability on WordPress 3.x (remote command execution)
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Re: 0-day vulnerability on WordPress 3.x (remote command execution)
#12OK, if that was April Fool's, it's in very, very bad taste. People like me who aren't hackers or technically savvy will take it seriously. I tweeted it around. At the end they could have at least said April Fools, FFS!
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I can't vouch for anyone else, but there were no comments when I originally looked at the post.
Re: 0-day vulnerability on WordPress 3.x (remote command execution)
#13There's April Fool's jokes, and there's "seriously nasty month-ruining unpatched exploit in the wild". This is not a good example of the former.
Re: 0-day vulnerability on WordPress 3.x (remote command execution)
#14Lying about a highly dangerous 0-day in a very widely distributed piece of software seems in bad taste, even for April Fools Day.
Not lying, just a joke :) Specially when you blame their lead dev, ATT and the NSA...
Hard to believe :)