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I tried a little searching but I can't find anything that says how this all ended. Alex Stamos denied saying anything bad. But then what? It looks like it was a
by blakesterz 6y ago
I tried a little searching but I can't find anything that says how this all ended. Alex Stamos denied saying anything bad. But then what? It looks like it was all just dropped pretty much as is?
- elliekelly 6y ago> But then what? It looks like it was all just dropped pretty much as is? That usually means some money was exchanged and some NDAs were signed.
- danuker 6y agoWhy would Facebook NDA paying a researcher? Shouldn't they be shouting it at the top of their lungs?
- PradeetPatel 6y agoFrom my experience working in the PR and media industry, this NDA appears to serve a key purpose: It discourages engagements/discussions on social media platforms, thus hastening this incident into irrelevancy to mainstream media, thus protecting the brand reputation and key shareholders of FB. Security findings are never good for the share price. Therefore it is crucial for the company to take control of the narrative when possible.
- yaur 6y agoFrom Facebook's POV the researcher behaved badly and rewarding that behavior without an NDA will encourage other researchers to behave badly.