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(Unverified)Dec 28th 2006 12:03PM
I'm waiting to see if people like Neil T who responded to the "Month of Apple Bugs" post at how irresponsible researchers are to make security flaws public will say the same about this post.
Neil would you say that in this case researchers should be fair and "give full details to the security team/programmers of the affected product and give them ample time to fix the bug, before providing any detailed information about the flaw." or is it just Apple that you feel should be treated that way?