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Want to lock yourself into AWS hardware in your co-lo or server room? Now you can, you weirdo.
Private sector given little incentive to prepare for attack, joint committee finds.
"Significant consequences" promised, regulators scramble, process reviews – all due to a single failed update.
"By submitting the vulnerability, I had implicitly agreed to a set of legal terms that prohibited any form of public disclosure, indefinitely. It was now locked in a box. No advisory. No community alert..."
"I had to retest the whole flow to make sure I wasn’t imagining things..."
