Software vulnerability disclosures by NSA will continue under Trump, officials say
The disclosure process currently followed by federal agencies — which guides exactly how and when the government should tell tech firms about flawed computer code they find — is in no immediate danger of termination under the Trump administration, current and former U.S. officials said.
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