In which disclosure paradigm will dislosure potentially help both the attacker and defender?

Vulnerability can be defined as any form of weakness, flaw or defect that is found in a software application, computer system, or network, which can be exploited by an attacker or a hacker, in order to gain an unauthorized access and privileges to sensitive user data that are stored in a computer system.

What is vulnerability disclosure?

Vulnerability disclosure can be defined as a practice that typically involves reporting any security flaw in an equipment, computer software, or hardware, so as to avert and mitigate a potential attack (threat).

The types of disclosure paradigm.

In Computer technology, there are four (4) main types of disclosure paradigm and these include the following:

Military: disclosure doesn't help the defender (low) but helps the attacker (high).

Open source: disclosure helps the defender (high) but not the attacker (low).

Information sharing: disclosure helps both the defender (high) and the attacker (high).

Public domain: disclosure neither helps the defender (low) nor the attacker (low).

In this context, we can infer and logically deduce that the information sharing is a disclosure paradigm in which disclosure will potentially help both the attacker and defender such as when the CIA or FBI considers whether or not to share a sensitive information with officials in other agencies.

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