Can someone explain in 3 twitter responses or less why it's a problem that @Tavis announces on Twitter he's found a cool bug? Any takers?
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Replying to @NerdPyle @DonAndrewBailey and
In no way do I suspect Tavis of malicious intent. I much prefer to get the vulnerability found and handed over. Full Stop.
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Right I think you're clearly stating that Tavis isn't being intentionally/willfully malicious, just that it creates volatility for your org?
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For all of Windows orgs plus all Windows customers. They can't do anything with this except have heartburn.
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We already know Microsoft are sitting on undisclosed vulnerabilities they release every second Tuesday. What does this change?
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thousands of people trying to enjoy time with their families not get bombarded with "what is Tavis talking about" questions all weekend.
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It's twitter. I'm getting bombarded all weekend by threads arguing about whether it's ethical to state the fact that "bugs exist".
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You signed up for that this weekend, they didn't. And it's not just twitter for them.
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Isn't that argument basically "vulnerability researchers create insecurity"? In fact, vulnerability researchers expose insecurity.
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Not at all, nor have I said that - I said the opposite if you go back to my earlier replies. This, however, is inactionable.
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It's similar to when the Badlock marketing people said "bad bug found, you will find out in a month." No one could do anything but fret
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