I want to applaud your update to the dev README! I also want to say fuck docker! but I'm up and running, hopefully I can take a crack at this issue I saw the other day
IMHO, "Responsible disclosure" is a bad term, it kind of attaches the responsibility of the problem to the person that found it. In my view "Coordinated disclosure" is a much better term.
One suggestion is that instead of assuming that everybody will read the source code and be aware of that message in the "readme" file, perhaps having a https://securitytxt.org/ can be more helpful, since it is becoming more and more standard.
I want to applaud your update to the dev README! I also want to say fuck docker! but I'm up and running, hopefully I can take a crack at this issue I saw the other day
How do you envision the world of 2030-2040 ?
IMHO, "Responsible disclosure" is a bad term, it kind of attaches the responsibility of the problem to the person that found it. In my view "Coordinated disclosure" is a much better term.
One suggestion is that instead of assuming that everybody will read the source code and be aware of that message in the "readme" file, perhaps having a https://securitytxt.org/ can be more helpful, since it is becoming more and more standard.
We live in a fiat world where the real state it’s inflated by the fresh printed money, so we have to keep playing with those rules until bitcoin wins.