full-disclosure - Epic Games threatens to sue security researchers

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Message-ID: <3E497112.4060806@guninski.com>
From: guninski at guninski.com (Georgi Guninski)
Subject: Epic Games threatens to sue security researchers

Thor Larholm wrote:
...snip
> Following both industry and personal standards, PivX gave Epic Games a
> duration of 30 days to (at the very least) respond to our private
> notification to them. After nothing had happened during that month we

I am not aware of such industry standards. The proposed RFC was not approved by 
the IETF?

Georgi Guninski