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I'm curious, if notifying them instead of exploiting the bug doesn't qualify as 'kind', then what do you call it? As far as im concerned that's being bloody gr
by click170 15y ago
I'm curious, if notifying them instead of exploiting the bug doesn't qualify as 'kind', then what do you call it?
As far as im concerned that's being bloody gracious and generous.
- LXicon 15y agoyes, notifying them is kind. simply not exploiting them is not. it's like saying i'm being kind for not robbing someone.
- felipemnoa 15y agoIs more like, I found your wallet here it is and all the money is still there. Perhaps honorable is the right word we are looking for here.
- mailinatortron 15y agohardly. exploiting the vulnerability is clearly and objectively illegal. It is likely to affect not only the company itself but also any innocent customers one might defraud.