Microsoft Backtracks on Legal Threats After Security Researchers Warn of ‘Chilling Effect’
Microsoft has softened its stance on vulnerability researchers following a public clash with 'Nightmare-Eclipse' over Windows zero-day disclosures.
Microsoft has softened its stance on vulnerability researchers following a public clash with 'Nightmare-Eclipse' over Windows zero-day disclosures.
Microsoft has softened its stance toward vulnerability researchers following a public dispute with 'Nightmare-Eclipse' and criticism from the cybersecurity community.
A feud between Microsoft and a bug hunter known as Nightmare Eclipse has led to six Windows zero-days and threats of legal action from Redmond.
A disgruntled security researcher known as Nightmare Eclipse has released six Windows zero-days and threatens more, while Microsoft hints at law enforcement involvement.
In a rare and controversial move, Google has released proof-of-concept exploit code for a vulnerability in Chromium that remains unpatched, affecting Chrome and Edge.