Valve admits mistake in rejecting zero-day vulnerability report by security researcher

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Updates bug bounty rules and releases fixes for two zero-day vulnerabilities - but researcher says he's still banned

Valve has finally accepted that it was a mistake on its part to turn away the security researcher who reported vulnerabilities in the Steam gaming client. The company said it has now updated its...

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