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Microsoft criticizes uncoordinated disclosure of six zero-day vulnerabilities

2d ago· 2 min readenNews

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Microsoft has criticized the irresponsible disclosure of six zero-day vulnerabilities in its products, named BlueHammer, GreenPlasma, MiniPlasma, RedSun, UnDefend, and YellowKey. The proof-of-concept exploits were published without prior coordination with Microsoft, leaving its security teams unprepared. Microsoft emphasized its commitment to Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) processes, which allow ethical sharing, patch development, and researcher recognition. The company stated its teams work hard to address vulnerabilities but were caught off guard by these uncoordinated releases.

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Microsoft said the disclosures were not responsibly handled and were released without warning, leaving its security teams unprepared.
Microsoft stated it uses Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure processes each year with many security researchers to enable ethical sharing, patch development, and recognition of researchers.
Microsoft said its teams work hard to address vulnerabilities but were caught off guard by these uncoordinated releases.
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Six zero-day vulnerabilities were published as proof-of-concept hacks without prior coordination, prompting Microsoft to say customers faced unnecessary risk.

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