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Thoughts on an IE bug by Acidus at 9:31 pm EST, Jan 22, 2010 |
How big does a vendor need to be, or how much market penetration into a country's technology, military, and defense corporations can a vendor have, before they don't get to decide the time table for fixing a security vuln? At what point does a security hole stop being a sexy software bug and starts being a national security threat? When did international corporations start making foreign policy decisions far louder than a Nation State? This is a crazy time. |
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RE: Thoughts on an IE bug by Rattle at 2:27 pm EST, Jan 25, 2010 |
Acidus wrote: How big does a vendor need to be, or how much market penetration into a country's technology, military, and defense corporations can a vendor have, before they don't get to decide the time table for fixing a security vuln? At what point does a security hole stop being a sexy software bug and starts being a national security threat? When did international corporations start making foreign policy decisions far louder than a Nation State? This is a crazy time.
Did you know about this? Meron Sellen, a security researcher at BugSec, an Israeli firm, quietly reported the vulnerability to Microsoft in September, according tosecurity firm Kaspersky. Microsoft confirmed it learned of the so-called “zero-day” flaw months ago.
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