Stanford Law School Conference on CyberSecurity, Research, and Disclosure

[Jeremiah Cornelius <jeremiah () nur net>]

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 Stanford Law School
 CENTER FOR INTERNET AND SOCIETY
 Conference on CyberSecurity, Research, and Disclosure
 NOVEMBER 22, 2003, STANFORD, CA


Background
 
 This conference explores the relationship between computer security, privacy, 
and disclosure of information about security vulnerabilities.
 
 September 11th gave new urgency to the debate over whether information 
collection and dissemination is dangerous or empowering. One view is that 
vulnerability information should be kept secret and out of the hands of 
potential criminals and foreign agents. Another view is that the public needs 
to be informed about security weaknesses, so that people can take appropriate 
precautions and so that there will be a constituency to pressure for the 
rapid repair of vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, policy makers struggle to find a 
balance between promoting security research, constructive information 
sharing, remediation and protecting commercial interests. Industry has tried 
to develop "best practices" for reporting and repairing vulnerabilities, but 
major disagreements - over how much information to disclose, to whom, and 
when - persist.
 
More at:
http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/security/

Jeremiah Cornelius
and the Deep Fix
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