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by walletdrainer
213 days ago
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It’s possible that this is a more efficient use of their time when it comes to open source security as a whole, most projects do not have a problem with reports like this. If not pumping out patches allows them to get more security issues fixed, that’s fine! |
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Making open source code more secure and at the same time less prevalent seems like a net loss for society. And if those researchers could spare some time to write patches for open source projects, that might benefit society more than dropping disclosure deadlines on volunteers.