微软对零日漏洞的态度是自找的灾难
本文批评微软在处理零日漏洞问题上的立场，指出该公司自身政策导致了安全困境。尽管微软声称重视用户安全，但其披露策略、补丁发布流程和漏洞奖励机制存在严重缺陷，反而助长了漏洞利用生态。作者认为微软需要从根本上改变对零日漏洞的应对方式，而非将责任推给安全研究人员。
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