Vulnerability Disclosure

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Responsible disclosure means many things to many people. It typically involves notifying the product vendor of the issue and providing them an opportunity to develop a patch. This page attempts to aid in providing options for responsible researchers.

[edit] Full Disclosure

In many cases the devices being used cannot be easily patched. Updating firmware and software is not an option within a short time frame. As a result of these practical restrictions, full disclosure within the SCADA domain is strongly discouraged.

[edit] Non-responsive Vendor

In some instances a vendor may be non-responsive or even not acknowledge the vulnerability. After a reasonable attempt has been made to inform the vendor contacting the following consortiums may be of assistance:


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