[hambil]

I don't know, maybe this gets deleted. I think it's valuable site feedback. When a security vulnerability is found in software, there is a specific sequence of events every commercial and open source site I've ever work with, or for, follows.

1) Fix it.
2) Post the patch.
3) Inform the users about the availability of the patch.

This is done to protect the users. Any other sequence puts the users at great risk of harm because it announces a security vulnerability before a fix is available. It actually alerts the people who might wish to do harm that a vulnerability exists and has not been patched.

Further, you don't give out specifics, such as saying it's an HTML injection issue, until after the patch has been made available. Once again, to keep that information from the hands of those that would do harm.

The policy here is backwards, and potentially damaging.