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Reporting Vulnerabilities is for the Brave

cerias.purdue.edu — The risks associated with reporting vulnerabilties are discussed in this recent CERIAS weblogs post. In the end, the author decides that the risks are too great, and decides that in the future, he will stay safe by staying quiet. Was this the right decision, or is reporting an issue regardless of the risks a moral necessity?

paradoxicmotion 2 years 63 days ago, made popular 2 years 62 days ago

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