I can accept (and welcome) disclosure before there are patches.
But publishing a working exploit together with the disclosure before patches are available is really really irresponsible, maybe even criminal.
And no, the proposed mitigations don't help with half of the distributions out there...
AIUI the exploit was fairly low-effort once you knew the vulnerability. So publishing one probably didn't change the landscape much.
> maybe even criminal
What’s your theory here? What crime?
There is an alternative mitigation you can use which blacklists the function calls when the affected code is not built as a kernel module.
The patch was available. Upstream just doesn't communicate vulnerabilities because they have a personal dispute with distros about how to handle patching.