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Yeah, that’s a hard thing. Because the exploit is almost certainly worth more to the buyer than having it fixed is worth to Google.
by jasonlfunk 7y ago
Yeah, that’s a hard thing. Because the exploit is almost certainly worth more to the buyer than having it fixed is worth to Google.
- mkagenius 7y ago> having it fixed is worth to Google For now, I hope. Google can and should pay equivalent amounts.