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by IlikeKitties
396 days ago
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Overall, I share your reasoning and would concur mostly but there are some rather important caviats, especially regarding this one: > The only valid argument would be that the victims might not be reading the news about your disclosure on a holiday. But since you are again arguing about software used by a lot of companies (as opposed to private users), I don't see a problem there. Let's say MegacorpA is a big Software Vendor that makes some kind of Software other Companies use to manage some really sensitive user data. Even if MegacorpA fixes their stuff on the 25th 2 hours after they got an e-mail from you, all their clients might not react that fast and thus a public disclosure could cause massive harm to end users, even if MegacorpA did everything right. Ultimately, I guess my argument is that there's not a one size fits all solution. But "responsible disclosure" should be reserved for companies acting responsibly. |
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