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Originally Posted by quiklink

Leaving an end user vulnerable IS unprofessional. As to a selfish agenda, any delay in notification is only to the benefit of the coder not the user...

Immediate notification does not automatically mean the end user is safer. What part of that do you not understand? Jelsoft, and pretty much every company I have ever worked for or wrote security protocols for, does not do this unless the security flaw has already been made public, and is severe. I've already stated the reasons why. I don't care if you disagree with them, feel free. But if you continue to slander me you will regret it, as putting such things in print is illegal.