“‘Why can't we say here is this security update and there are three permutations… full fixes, medium-high probability fixes, only currently exploited fixes…’”

James Wilson · Risky Business Features · Bug count sounds impressive... but means little

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proposes offering multiple patch permutations (full fixes, medium-high exploit risk fixes, currently exploited fixes) so defenders can choose risk level

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