In my own research, I have attempted to send Microsoft security bugs only to be told they would be backlogged and reviewed later (which never happened to my knowledge).
In my own research, I have attempted to send Microsoft security bugs only to be told they would be backlogged and reviewed later (which never happened to my knowledge).
Shouldn't then the number of bugs decrease much faster, since they are easier to find? Unless they are introduced at even a greater rate than the ones in Windows.
* Google Chrome: 36
* Artifex Ghostscript: 1
* ZeroMQ: 1
* macOS CUPS: 2
* Debian: 0
"But, your editor wondered, could we be doing more than we are? The response your editor got was, in essence, that the bulk of the holes being disclosed were ancient vulnerabilities which were being discovered by new static analysis tools. In other words, we are fixing security problems faster than we are creating them. "