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The document discusses responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities found by researchers. It provides statistics on known data breaches versus prevented breaches in 2014 and 2015. It notes that responsible disclosure success rates have been higher but the number of records affected is much lower. The document recommends best practices for security researchers conducting responsible disclosure, including finding the appropriate contact, being clear on goals, making a good impression, carefully qualifying issues, avoiding demands or threats, and using clear writing.
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- 3. What is IT? Where is IT? “Responsible Disclosure”
- 4. “Can you size it?” Data breaches: Known vs “Prevented” 2014 67,924,685 records 297 breaches made public 2015 153,350,507 records 142 breaches made public 2014 47,229,787 records 18 breaches prevented 2015 225,303,293 records 9 breaches prevented
- 5. “Responsible Disclosure” succes rate Data breaches: Known vs “Prevented” 2014 36,637,117 records 13 breaches prevented 2015 115,100 records 12 breaches prevented
- 6. Cost of Data Breaches
- 7. What says the “Law” Responsible Disclosure Guidelines are not above the law.. Dutch Law German Law European Law.. with or without kourambiedes American Law Dictator’s Law Mother in Law Mother Russia Mother of all messes…? tl;dr
- 8. “Thou shall not use Social Media for Responsible Disclosure” Unless..
- 10. Recently, I have seen a large-ish uptick in customers reverse engineering our code to attempt to find security vulnerabilities in it. This is why I’ve been writing a lot of letters to customers that start with “hi, howzit, aloha” but end with “please comply with your license agreement and stop reverse engineering our code, already.”
- 13. Bug bounties Disclosure programs “Coordinated vulnerability disclosure”
- 16. “Responsible Disclosure” Best practise for security researchers “One size does not fit all” - Cultural and local laws Do your homework Find the right person to disclose to Be clear about your goal Make a good impression (leave your ego at the door) Qualifying the issue right (carefully choose your words) - using “maybe” and “might” helps Don’t demand / don’t make threats Don’t use idioms, write clean and short sentences (that make sence if a translator is used)
- 17. “Responsible Disclosure” Wrap up Final thoughts... Questions? Time to Punch out