Groups argue over merits of flaw bounties

Groups argue over merits of flaw bounties
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2006-04-05

Vancouver, CANADA--Vulnerability researchers, software makers, and security companies that buy information about software flaws found little common ground during a panel discussion on Wednesday debating the merits of vulnerability-purchasing programs.

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Anonymous (1 replies)

It is too bad that the author decided not to include Jennifer Grannick's point of view. She was the only person in the panel that indicated that this whole thing does not help the end users and should be considered as a matter of public safety not as a business opportunity of for-profit organizations.

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