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Hoyt LLC Research investigates and reports on security vulnerabilities embedded in Web Applications and Products used in wide-scale deployment.

Hoyt LLC combines litigation expertise with research and forensic analysis applied to Governance, Risk and Compliance systems.

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Hoyt LLC is committed to protecting and securing end-users and personal information and the Hoyt LLC Research Blog and CDN Exploit Search is visible proof of our effort to provide training, education and knowledge into the Public Domain.

Hoyt LLC Research investigates and reports on security vulnerabilities embedded in Web Applications and Products used in wide-scale deployment.

When we fingerprint a critical (with authentication credentials) vulnerability, we develop a Private Security Notification and only disseminate information about the vulnerability, the risk it poses, and what customers can do to protect themselves against it, to the specific Vendor identified.

Non-authenticated vulnerabilities are investigated and report as identified consistent with Full Disclosure, which is immediate and simultaneous with Vendor notification.

Companies large and small need the help of security researchers whom discover emerging and known security vulnerabilities, our investigation and reporting on emerging vulnerabilities provide transparency to an otherwise opaque security picture of applications and products used in wide-scale deployment.

The identification and reporting of emerging and known vulnerabilities is more difficult when details of a vulnerability are made public before by another 3rd party prior to an update being developed. When such events occur, Full Disclosure is our primary consideration, in order to protect the Public against malicious attackers whom may exploit the vulnerability.

The responsibility for all software and hardware products rests with the Vendor alone, and we suggest that Vendors take that responsibility very seriously. Vulnerable Applications create Legal, Compliance and Regulatory exposure for all parties.

There has traditionally been an unwritten rule among security professionals that the discoverer of an emerging or known security vulnerability has an obligation to give the Vendor an opportunity to correct the vulnerability before publicly disclosing it. Once the Public are protected, Full Disclosure of the vulnerability is entirely in order, and helps the industry at large improve its products.

Hoyt LLC observes these established security research and vulnerability notification practices and comments that a security professional is acknowledged by a Vendor when they reported the vulnerability to a Vendor confidentially, worked with the Vendor to identify the scope and true risk, and helped the Vendor disseminate information about it after the threat was mitigated.

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