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Letting the development team know first is nice to the development team, but not so nice to the users (especially not-nice if there's a workaround, which there
by SAI_Peregrinus 9y ago
Letting the development team know first is nice to the development team, but not so nice to the users (especially not-nice if there's a workaround, which there is in this case.)
My personal policy: If there's a workaround or mitigation, then full disclosure is more responsible. If there isn't then report to developers and CERT or similar. Never report only to developers, always have a deadline for full disclosure, and always have a third-party (CERT, Project Zero, etc) to disclose if you come under legal fire.