The proliferation of ReDoS "vulnerabilities" has been extremely frustrating (as someone working on accurate and high-signal vulnerability reporting tools), and belies completely perverse incentives in the bug bounty/vulnerability reporting space (reporters are incentivized to obtain CVEs to pressure companies into accepting low-quality reports).
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Well said.
The proliferation of ReDoS "vulnerabilities" has been extremely frustrating (as someone working on accurate and high-signal vulnerability reporting tools), and belies completely perverse incentives in the bug bounty/vulnerability reporting space (reporters are incentivized to obtain CVEs to pressure companies into accepting low-quality reports).