As is described in the article, this is one of the best cases of responsible disclosure I can think of in recent memory - refuting a government lie that put at-risk people's lives in danger.
As is described in the article, this is one of the best cases of responsible disclosure I can think of in recent memory - refuting a government lie that put at-risk people's lives in danger.
I’ve been following this since early August because I grew up in Columbus and still have family there.
Ginther is a terrible mayor and has handled this mess about as poorly as you can. The researcher they’re trying to quiet exposed that Ginther was lying about the data being unusable.
> "This is not about speech. It's not. It's about the actual action of > going on the keyboard, going into the dark web, gathering the information, > downloading it to your computer and then disseminating it to people > who are in the press or otherwise," Klein said.
... sounds a lot like free expression (especially when the city is lying)