exploit disclosure

Exploit disclosure refers to the process of revealing security vulnerabilities in software or systems. When researchers or security experts discover a flaw that could be exploited by hackers, they typically notify the organization responsible for the product first, allowing them time to fix the issue. Once a solution is available, or if the organization fails to act, the details of the vulnerability may be publicly shared to inform users and encourage them to take protective measures. This practice aims to enhance security and awareness in the tech community, balancing the need for information with the need for safety.