He noticed this back in February so I'd think that's a fairly long time to be the only report. A few other things bothered me about the article: the heavy handed reference to Sony's rootkit, as others noted, is inappropriate since the Sony rootkit was clearly a deliberate decision. In this case, the most we can say at this point in time is that he found a keylogger on a Samsung computer. Whether it was put there deliberately or not is unknown. Which leads to my further gripes with the headline (which flatly implies that it was deliberate), with the fact that he didn't retain the evidence but chose to write about it (which means noone can verify his findings), and with his apparent lack of curiousity about whether the keylogger was operational and where it might be sending its data.