> That a lot is expected and taken for granted from the security researchers by triagers that behave like you have to “prove to be worth listening to” while in

> That a lot is expected and taken for granted from the security researchers by triagers that behave like you have to “prove to be worth listening to” while in reality they barely care to process and understand what you are saying The unfortunate reality is that for every well-researched report like this one, you get 57 low-effort spam reports that hope to extract a bug bounty reward, or get a CVE discovery listed on their resume. Especially with the rise of LLMs that kind of spam can easily trick you. It's a sad situation, but I don't entirely blame developers for being skeptic.