>But then, it's log4j developers and Apache that should be blamed. Bah. That's SO pretentious.
Um, yeah. They wrote the idiotic code that allowed this to happen. Who should get the blame then, the users? Duh, no. Should the hackers taking advantage of the exploit? Maybe, some, but they wouldn't be able to do it if the code wasn't so badly wrritten.
>Why didn't anybody else step up to help them?
To me, this is the pretentious part. I didn't write the code, I don't use the code, so why in the world should I be expected to fix the code? Do you use the code? Why didn't YOU fix it?
Um, yeah. They wrote the idiotic code that allowed this to happen. Who should get the blame then, the users? Duh, no. Should the hackers taking advantage of the exploit? Maybe, some, but they wouldn't be able to do it if the code wasn't so badly wrritten.
>Why didn't anybody else step up to help them?
To me, this is the pretentious part. I didn't write the code, I don't use the code, so why in the world should I be expected to fix the code? Do you use the code? Why didn't YOU fix it?