Your comment is funny. But obviously, "mistakenly" refers to the mistake of believing the embargo being broken, and then, very intentionally and not mistakenly, publishing a stupid video.
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replyI bet they had the video already made, the mistake was publishing it too early.
replyThat's literally what they just said??
replyreminds me of the guy that dials in to the mullah, asking "hey, I fell on plate of shwarma and ate it, what should I do now?"
replysome people are just lacking coordination
Definite candidate for the next "What Did We Get Stuck in a Twitter Video this Year?" list.
replyThat video was published 4 hours ago by lcfr_hax, the embargo ended four hours ago. Was it posted earlier and then deleted or something?
replyThat video ended the embargo. If someone releases a video telling you how to run an embargoed exploit, it's not an embargoed exploit any longer.
replyThe embargo was announced for Oct 21 14:00 UTC: https://www.php.net/archive/2026.php#2026-10-20-1
replyThe video was posted 44 seconds before that time: https://x.com/lcfr_hax/status/2112906567662399830
This can't possibly be interpreted as some major violation of the embargo, so what are people talking about?
The video was posted hours early, quickly deleted (but not before being reshared), and then posted again at the proper time. The link in your comment is not the first release of the video
replyIt was posted yesterday 24h before and then deleted.
replyThat's not how embargos work.
replyde jure de facto
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