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Security ethics in vulnerability disclosure
January 13th, 2005 by Pete
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I was browsing the net and found a very interesting news article on zdnet UK this evening titled "Court case shines light on security ethics" written by Dan Ilett.
The paper concentrates on the fact that some leading security researchers believe that more responsible actions need to be taken by security researchers in revealing bugs in software. The item is sparked by a legal action taken by a French company Tegam taken against a researcher called Guillaume Tena.
Quite an interesting read and also a controversial topic both for security researchers and for software companies.
