Yes, because vendors love the idea that "the community" is doing the job of digesting and distilling security issues for them, and all they have to do is slap a graphical interface on that data to charge $100k/yr to customers. There is absolutely no reason the Linux CNA should dignify that concern.
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Yes, because vendors love the idea that "the community" is doing the job of digesting and distilling security issues for them, and all they have to do is slap a graphical interface on that data to charge $100k/yr to customers. There is absolutely no reason the Linux CNA should dignify that concern.