> I admit to a certain level of exaggeration but, at the same time, we are talking literal peanuts to a large company.
I'm not sure you understand what you are asking, and I'm kind of dumbfounded by the sense of entitlement of your request. You are expecting others like me to be forced to work weekends on a problem that doesn't concern me (because my service is already patched) for absolutely nothing in return, and instead risking owning a problem and the blame of not coming up with a one-size-fits-all magic bullet.
All downsides and absolutely no upside at all, for my employer and let alone for myself.
Let me ask you this: how much of your personal time did you invested in coming up with a fix for this vulnerability? And yet you feel entitled to demanding this from others?
I'm not sure you understand what you are asking, and I'm kind of dumbfounded by the sense of entitlement of your request. You are expecting others like me to be forced to work weekends on a problem that doesn't concern me (because my service is already patched) for absolutely nothing in return, and instead risking owning a problem and the blame of not coming up with a one-size-fits-all magic bullet.
All downsides and absolutely no upside at all, for my employer and let alone for myself.
Let me ask you this: how much of your personal time did you invested in coming up with a fix for this vulnerability? And yet you feel entitled to demanding this from others?