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Shon Harris, Allen Harper, Chris Eagle, and Jonathan Ness

"Gray Hat Hacking, Second Edition"


??? The behavior that the finder reported exists, but does not create a security
concern. If this statement is true, the vendor should forward validation data to
the finder, such as:
??? Product documentation that confirms the behavior is normal or nonthreatening
??? Test results that confirm that the behavior is only a security concern when it
is configured inappropriately
??? An analysis that shows how an attack could not successfully exploit this
reported behavior
The finder may choose to dispute this conclusion of disproof by the vendor. In this
case, the finder should reply to the vendor with its own testing results that validate its
claim and contradict the vendor??™s findings. The finder should also supply an analysis of
how an attack could exploit the reported flaw. The vendor is responsible for reviewing
the dispute, investigating it again, and responding to the finder accordingly.
Unable to Confirm or Disprove the Flaw
In the event the vendor cannot confirm or disprove the reported flaw, it should inform
the finder of the results and produce detailed evidence of its investigative work. Test
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results and analytical summaries should be forwarded to the finder.


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