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> picking who gets to benefit from their newly enhanced cybersecurity capabilities You could say this about coordinated disclosure of any widespread 0-day or n
by SheinhardtWigCo 6mo ago
> picking who gets to benefit from their newly enhanced cybersecurity capabilities
You could say this about coordinated disclosure of any widespread 0-day or new bug class, though
- pizlonator 6mo agoThat's a really good point! But: - Coordinated disclosure is ethically sketchy. I know why we do it, and I'm not saying we shouldn't. But it's not great. - This isn't a single disclosure. This is a new technology that dramatically increases capability. So, even if we thought that coordinated disclosure was unambiguously good, then I think we'd still need to have a new conversation about Mythos
- SheinhardtWigCo 6mo agoTotally agree, it’s an uncomfortable compromise.
- kenjackson 6mo agoSo private companies shouldn’t get to determine who they provide services to? Assuming no extremely malicious intent, I’d be fine if they said it was only going to McDonalds because the founders like Big Macs.
- pizlonator 6mo agoMcDonalds isn't a public benefit corporation.