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Monday, 12 December 2005

0bay - how realistic is the market for security vulnerabilities?

Posted on 06:26 by Unknown
In Issue 19 (July, 2005) of the Astalavista Security Newsletter that I release on a monthly basis, I wrote an article entitled "Security Researchers and your organization caught in between?" whose aim was to highlight a growing trend, namely the monetization of vulnerability research, who benefits and who doesn't.A recent, rather significant event at least for me covering and monitoring this
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