full-disclosure - Websites vulnerabilities disclosure

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Message-ID: <20051006084723.GA27302@kinoko.datagrama.net>
Date: Thu Oct  6 09:47:01 2005
From: javipolo at datagrama.net (Javi Polo)
Subject: Websites vulnerabilities disclosure

On Oct/06/2005, offtopic wrote:

> I want to know - is it "ethical" to use standard vulnerability disclosure policies to public websites?

There's no list for what's ethical and what's not ...
It's all up to your mind :)
(of course your mind's been influenced by lots things, some of them that you'll never
know)

> Or in other worlds - who should care about Web-sites security?

I'd publish it in bugtraq and in FD .... full disclosure is the way :)

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