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Just giving the benefit of the doubt here, a lot of the time it's unclear if your disclosure even made it to the right people in a company or not. No response i
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Just giving the benefit of the doubt here, a lot of the time it's unclear if your disclosure even made it to the right people in a company or not. No response is the norm for security disclosures, as is claims of "we didn't get this", even if you have a receipt for their ticketing system that says they did. I've sometimes spent far longer attempting to contact a company than doing research into something that seems to be a problem.
- jsjohnst 11y agoStefan is not just some random guy on the Internet. I can assure you the relevant folks at Apple know him and most likely he knows them.
- oldmanjay 11y agooh, well as long as you can assure us of that orthogonal point, I guess it's all good mr anonymous internet person
- jsjohnst 11y agoIt's easy to prove. Just go look at the number of iOS and OSX security fixes attributed to him. Or you can go do a simple search on any reputable site posting security info and you'll see him all over it.