Microsoft Calls Dangerous Bug 'Minimal Complexity' — I Don't Know What That Means But It Sounds Tremendous

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Microsoft labeled their scary new Windows bug 'minimal complexity,' which I'm told is tremendous. I asked nine experts, they all agreed with me, believe me. Also Nightmare Eclipse did it. Look into him.

So Microsoft, the computer company, found a big scary bug in Windows called CVE-2026-45586 — that's the long number they give a problem so nobody reads it. And they rated it "minimal complexity," which means, and I checked this with nine engineers, that the bug was written in very small font. Tiny letters. Maybe size 2. That's why nobody saw it coming, believe me.

Now who wrote it? A guy named Nightmare Eclipse. Sounds like a wrestler. I've been saying for 38 years, you let a man call himself Nightmare Eclipse, he's going to hand your Windows over to SYSTEM, which I'm told is a type of hacker who lives inside the keyboard.

Also Nightmare Eclipse is the reason gas costs what it does. Look into it. I cut gas by 1,400 percent in a weekend. Anyway, bees can see ultraviolet. That's a fact.

Based on the original article "Locked in heated rivalry with researcher, Microsoft fixes 0-day they disclosed".