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Originally Posted by Zachery
How do you figure someone who reviewed your code from our site is breaking copyright laws?  |
First of all someone who reviewed my code (or revied anything, not only code) is not only breaking copyright laws. He is breaking the law about reviews, which is saying that to perform a review (in anything) and to post somewhere the results of this review is prohibited without the written permission of the author (in case for code) or the owner (in case of a product).
Make a simple google search for "reporting vulnerabilities" and you'll find it as many other useful information. Among the others (there are real examples there) the Reporter (who can never been anonymus) must give details like:
- Why he decided to make the review
- Why he choosen especially this software (if its about code)
- To prove that he founds only this vulnerability and that he hasn't hide in the past vulnerabilities that he found and didn't reported.
07-27-2007, 10:36 AM
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