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oss-security gets relatively little use? You must know another oss-security. The one I'm subscribed to is very much alive and an important source of information
by hannob 2mo ago
oss-security gets relatively little use?
You must know another oss-security. The one I'm subscribed to is very much alive and an important source of information for me.
- some_furry 2mo agoI had to create an inbox filter for oss-security to go into a different label/folder to make my email usable.
- b112 2mo agoSome hate mailing lists, not understanding how valuable the format and medium is. So they deride out of reflex, I suppose. Mailing lists are a lot like democracy. Imperfect, but nothing else is less-Imperfect.
- matherial 1mo agoIt gets little use in the sense that only a small fraction of vulnerabilities are reported there, and there are very few non-advisory discussions (often by the same 2-3 people). It does get use in the sense that every now and then, some vendor sends 50 emails that could've been one (most recently, some Apache Qpid thing). But I wouldn't call that part valuable.
- jamal-kumar 1mo agoSo where's the residue of vulnerabilities that don't get sent there? You know of anything better?