There has been some press this month about a new market for software vulnerabilities called WabiSabiLabi. The name is fascinating in its own right (wabi-sabi means impermanence in Japanese, or something like that), but it’s the market that’s really intriguing. Taking a black market white It’s a pretty sure bet that hackers have been selling [...]
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