Zero-days are a Windows feature. Of course there's an exploit, because any white hat would have notified Microsoft, notified the dev community, then the public. In that order. Since Microsoft is announcing it, there's already been an exploit that was used in the wild, and one of their customers complained to them. They did the forensic exploit analysis, and now PR is covering for them. It's not rocket surgery. These headlines are garbage.

I'm all for this as a means of data manipulation, as long as they map the middle finger to ctrl-alt-del.