I see what you're getting at but the point you missed was the week (I believe it was) between when they opened the report and then the tweet happened. Then, not surprisingly, the exploit is fully published publicly (the next day, I think?).
So, to explicitly say they weren't aware of 'x', when it doesn't match the timeline, is also - in and of itself- possible disingenuosus. Do you, at least, see where I'm coming from on that angle?
> So, to explicitly say they weren't aware of 'x', when it doesn't match the timeline, is also - in and of itself- possible disingenuosus. Do you, at least, see where I'm coming from on that angle?
I see where you're coming from but I don't think it really does imply they were aware of CVD enough to be snarky and wave a standard in their face. They probably just thought they'd give Apple some time instead of thinking 'I'll follow CVD here'.
So, to explicitly say they weren't aware of 'x', when it doesn't match the timeline, is also - in and of itself- possible disingenuosus. Do you, at least, see where I'm coming from on that angle?