Not many people in the security community use Mac servers in such a way that they need LDAP, and of those people, very few are running Lion on their servers.
If the latter, the impact is bad, but not as bad (you'll be able to get access to the machine you're sitting at, but not to any server-side resources).
We're all pretty busy lately, too.
(-2. You guys are funny. In case it matters: I'm not being snarky. They really don't).
Followed by:
> Not many people in the security community use Mac servers in such a way that they need LDAP, and of those people, very few are running Lion on their servers.
Therefore, we see that Mr. Ptacek thinks "it went by almost a month without getting picked up by the security community" because "Not many people in the security community use Mac servers".