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Re:We Hacked Burger King: How Auth Bypass Led to Drive-Thru ... by akerl_ on Saturday September 06, 2025 @11:39AM (#45150238)
What about users who are affected by the vulnerability in the time it takes between reporting to the vendor and remediation?
Re:We Hacked Burger King: How Auth Bypass Led to Drive-Thru ... by llbbdd on Saturday September 06, 2025 @08:32PM (#45154194)
That's the tradeoff. If you disclose it broadly without a grace period, someone who didn't even know about the vulnerability before will exploit it faster than even the best postured companies can fix it.
Re:We Hacked Burger King: How Auth Bypass Led to Drive-Thru ... by akerl_ on Saturday September 06, 2025 @10:39PM (#45154901)
That seems to depend a lot on the vulnerability, and the company, and the users.

I'm not suggesting in this thread that coordinating with vendors is bad. I'm suggesting that to frame any non-coordinated disclosure as inherently irresponsible is bad, and that is what is implied when we use the label "responsible disclosure" for "coordinated disclosure".