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Unfortunately, Security Advisories are formatted according to the Vendor wills and needs. Some vendors give you a lot a details, some are very obscure. There
by altharaz 9y ago
Unfortunately, Security Advisories are formatted according to the Vendor wills and needs.
Some vendors give you a lot a details, some are very obscure.
There is a need for a "standard" Security Advisory, on the same base that there is a "standard" emerging from Responsible Disclosure.
- orblivion 9y agoThe standard needs a few things like: * Easy, unambiguous way of determining whether you're affected * What risks are for each condition (have an AMT ready CPU, have AMT enabled, etc) * Which patches fix which risks And more. This will require some thought, and hopefully some UX people.
- noja 9y agoWhat about the CVE?
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]