full-disclosure - Re: Organization for Internet Safety (OIS) formally announced

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Message-ID: <de56e2e48d1de2af5942e2139ef171a5@remailer.xganon.com>
From: remailer at remailer.xganon.com (Anonymous)
Subject: Re: Organization for Internet Safety (OIS) formally announced

> OIS's code of conduct prohibits publishing "proof of concept" code.

 Oh my god, how can the world survive without 0days from Microsoft, SGI
or Oracle? Laying low the saracasm, OIS is a nice initiative from the
corporate/we_make_money_out_of_security point of view. But for all those
on the dark side it still doesn't make any difference.