full-disclosure - Who Do I Contact?

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Message-ID: <444A1244.2080405@haveyoubeentested.org>
Date: Sat Apr 22 12:24:23 2006
From: sol at haveyoubeentested.org (Sol Invictus)
Subject: Who Do I Contact?

"If the vendor refuses to act upon the news of the vulnerability, then 
Full Disclosure is in order."  (don't release the numbers of course but 
release a generic statement that "this" universtity is not secure.

Send a copy of the email to the University.  Might want to include their 
local TV news as well.  You'd be surprised how the alumni will react to 
get that fixed.

In order to give them one more shot you may wish to tell them on which 
date it will be publically released.

CrYpTiC MauleR wrote:

>If there is a security hole in a site of an educational institute that exposes social security numbers and they have not fixed it even when told about it. Who can be contacted to get it done? Department of Education? If so anyone know a phone number I can call? Btw this is in the USA.
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