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That's a significantly short amount of time to be able to address an issue before knowledge of the vulnerability becomes public knowledge. I'm all for releasin
by themartorana 12y ago
That's a significantly short amount of time to be able to address an issue before knowledge of the vulnerability becomes public knowledge.
I'm all for releasing a vulnerability after it a) is mitigated or b) becomes clear the responsible party has no plans to address the vulnerability in a timely fashion.
One day is in no way responsible unless the researchers were told pointedly that there was no plan to address the issues.
IMHO.
- masklinn 12y agoThey (claim they) gave the company 30 days, and assert they could have extended it if it seemed a fix was upcoming and a few more days were necessary, but they only ever got ignored or lawyer-threatened over it.