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No, he did not act responsibly. The moment he made this information public he was irresponsible for his actions. There was absolutely no reason for him to do so and he should have continued to work with Microsoft on this matter. And because of him and him alone exploits were created shortly after. Explain to me again how that is being responsible instead of waiting for Microsoft to investigate the problem and issue the proper fix. I'm listening.
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