Responsible Disclosure Is a Governance Problem, Not an Ethics Problem
The ethics are fine. The architecture is broken. For years, the security industry has treated responsible disclosure as a moral test: are you a "good" hacker who reports the bug, or a "bad" one who exploits it? That framing was always simplistic. In 2026, it's outright delusional. When a white hat f
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