Security News > 2017 > November > China May Delay Vulnerability Disclosures For Use in Attacks
2017-11-16 20:24
The NSA and CIA exploit leaks have thrown the spotlight on US government stockpiles of 0-day exploits -- and possibly led to this week's government declassification of the Vulnerabilities Equities Policy (VEP) process used to decide whether to disclose or retain the exploits it discovers. read more
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