Researchers: Flaw auctions would improve security

Researchers: Flaw auctions would improve security
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2005-12-15

The auction may have set a record price for a highlighter pen and an 8-by-11-inch sheet of paper.

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Researchers: Flaw auctions would improve security 2005-12-20
Bill Barlowe (1 replies)

The complete ignorance of the author and the lack of professional objectivity of most of the people quoted leave me speechless. This panders to the least common denominator instead of moral, responsible behaivor. I do not have enough time to express all my distaste for the people involved in this article. But let me sum it up by saying you, the author, and those who support this practice are increadibly dangerous to a safe, prosperous world.

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