mimi89999

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by mimi89999 9y ago
For most of them the day after, when I get a notification from my RSS app... No. I also don't expect them to choose device based on security. That is very bad as vendors won't care about patching their older devices (look at Andro
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by mimi89999 9y ago
No as I would know about it by following security news?
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by mimi89999 9y ago
Yes, but that would result in them not getting notified for any other vulnerability.
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by mimi89999 9y ago
3 months is more of a joke than a reasonable time, but one can argue about that if he wants... > even users of non-proprietary projects Actually many FOSS projects get only notified on the disclosure date. Hiding the vulnerability for su
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by mimi89999 9y ago
You got everything wrong. If big vendors are unable to patch their proprietary products in an acceptable time, that shouldn't put others at risk. Users shouldn't choose their products... Think about it in a different way: What if
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by mimi89999 10y ago
It is not FOSS anymore
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by mimi89999 10y ago
Send a verification email as for a lost password?
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by mimi89999 10y ago
Infection of device on a supply chain isn't? Many people that aren't suspected of anything could end up with a backdoored device.
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by mimi89999 10y ago
The GPL is not compatible with the Apple App Store because it contains: "You may not impose any further restrictions on the exercise of the rights granted or affirmed under this License." By submitting an app to the Apple App Stor
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by mimi89999 10y ago
It looks like you can publish GPL apps in the App Store if you are the author. If you want to use someone's GPL lib in your app, then you might have a problem...