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YES. Many authors love to write more than the readers love to read them. FIRST, be reasonable. This is a good life axiom. Don't expect a large organization to
by fulldecent 9y ago
YES. Many authors love to write more than the readers love to read them.
FIRST, be reasonable. This is a good life axiom. Don't expect a large organization to confirm, engineer, test certify, and deploy a change that requires external documentation in less than 14 days. Even if the ship's on fire.
SECOND, be valuable. If you are reporting a vuln that is a bug report. When's the last time you got thanked for /any/ buy report for a non-GitHub project? If your report explains the cost and liability for lawsuit if they fail to fix your reported vuln then you are speaking their language.
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I have a confirmed vuln reported to Apple under their "responsible disclosure" program since 2015. They have yet to fix it or provide credit as they promised. If you thought Apple was a magic company that "does the right thing", then I hope this dispels that myth.