So much the better. Those are education cases. They’ll ultimately inform policy and proper risk-balancing. They’ll solidify a risk-reward model for vulnerability banking.
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I do not believe that your thesis of stop the USG from buying 0 days results in meaningful drop of 0 day discoveries, even if true for a blip in time certainly over a medium term it wouldn’t hold to be true. The world is a big place.
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I think you're saying if you drop the market price of exploits, you believe people will still produce them at the same rate?
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@rmhrisk. What you describe never happens. They don’t give up prior practice and capabilities. They may change their justifications and purported use cases, but they’ll keep buying and hoarding. As long as others do. And someone always will.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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