Constant on Nostr: From what i understand, the php exploit is very crude and there is no guaranteed way ...

From what i understand, the php exploit is very crude and there is no guaranteed way to pull it off(atleast yet). You have to overload some system which creates this opening, so you both need to successfully overload the system (something which ironically is impossibe on very low compute systems for example) and then prey the exploid got in.

That is not to say the attack itself can't be optimized, which is where the actual worry is.

In terms of attacks a lot of these overloading attempts have been identified, but that by itself does not say any of those attacks were successful.