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I guess the one loud and clear message here is that companies prefer for exploits to be sold on the black market\given to the public anonymously than for the co
by friedButter 9y ago
I guess the one loud and clear message here is that companies prefer for exploits to be sold on the black market\given to the public anonymously than for the companies to be alerted to exploits
- saintPirelli 9y agoI think that's a rather fair assessment of the situation.
- fsloth 9y agoI think the trade-off described in the article was that companies value market share control more than the security of their products, since high security would go hand in hand with more open markets.
- zaarn 9y agoI mean, if it goes through I'll definitely stock up my disassembler knowledge, I bet people on the black market will pay some cash for DRM breakers.