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  • Subject: security exposure reporting standard
  • From: "Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 22:58:24 -0500

from time to time, while discussing security exposures, we debate
how/when they should be reported. I would suggest we follow the
CERT policy, which recently changed.
 
--6 October 2000  CERT Vulnerability Disclosure Policy Changes
> CERT has announced that it will disclose vulnerabilities 45 days from
> the date of initial report, regardless of whether or not the vendors
> have offered fixes; certain cases may merit departure from the time-
> table.  CERT says its aim is to balance the public's need to know with
> the vendor's need for time to fix problems.
> Direct link to the CERT policy:
> http://www.cert.org/faq/vuldisclosurepolicy.html
 
BTW - reporting means proper reporting thru Support Line or some
other official IBM channel, not to this forum!
I have not had any contact with anyone at IBM about this. Their
current policy is the proper reporting. Some within this group would
prefer to post first-let the people know. This seems a logical solution.
jim
 

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