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To me this is partially due to an interesting property of this bug: you don't need to know *exactly* what goes wrong in order to produce a (kind of) working exploit. Oh, and people love talking about seemingly cool textbook crypto instead of software engineering (bad) practices.
Yeah, it's a lot more impressive to talk about how you can use a quirk of ECC math (even though it literally involves no math, just copying a value from A to B) than to talk about how MS messed up the moral equivalent of an .equals method.
