For example: https://twitter.com/i0n1c/status/522495098630987777
Many other sites were patched within hours.
However, there's a long tail of sites still running Drupal <7.32, and all those site's owners should assume, at this point, they've been compromised. As such, this PSA gives instructions for how to avert total disaster.
But trying to figure out how was not intuitive. The drupal web site was mum on the issue (you figured they post something on the site telling people to upgrade asap)
I figured it out eventually. Was disappointed how it was handled.
In fact, that's how I learned about most of the Drupal's core security issues (got a message in my inbox) and was able to patch them up really quickly.