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Just because one is not published does not prevent attackers from creating and using an exploit (in many cases before the vulnerability is disclosed).

The danger is that Microsoft has a long history of threatening companies that rely on free software that their products infringe a host of never disclosed patents.

Do people need to be reminded of what happens when these kind of issues are not disclosed out-of-the-blue?

This is why laptops being stolen from government agencies leads to things like millions of confidential records disclosed (true story).

Those vehicles aren’t included in the settlement expected to be disclosed in the coming week.

But they deserve to sweat and hire some lawyers, and perhaps face a civil case for the irresponsible way they disclosed it.

They said they disclosed that only to copyright owners (that is, the labels).

The applicant must be disclosed during the application process, but the owner can be legally change without notifying the PTO or updating ownership records.

If he disclosed any confidential information he would have been arrested.

I've long thought all salaries should be disclosed, especially for public companies.

Words to the effect that they are employed in aerospace, which was disclosed elsewhere ITT, and was directly responsive to the parent, and isn't worth concealing in any case.

Shouldn't that be disclosed in this post?

Security researchers do irresponsible shit like this because too many organizations don't fix bugs when they're "disclosed responsibly".

Because of the non-disclosed "average" algorithm, there's an additional -- and potentially more significant -- information asymmetry working in the opposite direction of the one you describe.

Note that it says "by the group that disclosed the issue".

They're using a non-disclosed algorithm to calculate an "average" that's not really an average, and holding on to all the money above that, and charging you $3/week for the privilege.