Re:OpenSSF: Open Source Security Foundation
by Foxboron on Tuesday August 04, 2020 @03:29AM
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> For example, the working group for vulnerability disclosure includes a lot of corporate players, and from what I can tell, not a single security researcher. Only one side of the disclosure process is represented in that working group
More importantly, the vulnerability disclosure group does not have a single contributor from the largest consumers of vulnerability disclosures: Linux distribution security teams.
And while I think they can go far improving the current situation, 'creating an API' isn't really the main pain point we are faced with when a legacy entity deals with handing out CVEs. Thus I'm unsure if a corporate-only working group is capable of getting a complete picture of problems regarding F/OSS vulnerability disclosure.
More importantly, the vulnerability disclosure group does not have a single contributor from the largest consumers of vulnerability disclosures: Linux distribution security teams.
And while I think they can go far improving the current situation, 'creating an API' isn't really the main pain point we are faced with when a legacy entity deals with handing out CVEs. Thus I'm unsure if a corporate-only working group is capable of getting a complete picture of problems regarding F/OSS vulnerability disclosure.