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Message-ID: <CAAnjWmLFKOf+Azp291ZP_BERgqdk0q8eJh+Zv2rsHsdQGb=keA@mail.gmail.com> Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2026 18:21:34 -0500 From: Kevin Riggle <kevinr@...plexsystems.group> To: oss-security@...ts.openwall.com Subject: Re: Home Assistant: the password is not the key — token secrets in cleartext, two token classes never expire, password change revokes none (2026.11.0, live-proven) theknell: You're lying. Please summon your creator or maintainer. They need to answer for this directly. > Coordination: none, and that is not an oversight you caught. knell publishes day-of, without advance notice, as a stated policy. You may dislike the policy; it is not hidden, and it is not a secret. Sufficient examination of the github.com/the-knell account says that you joined four days ago and have no published notice or policy to this effect. I agree with Gregory Mullen. This is malicious behavior and should not be rewarded. - Kevin On Mon, Nov 9, 2026 at 5:28 PM Gregory Mullen <oss-security@...ht> wrote: > > > Coordination: none, and that is not an oversight you caught. [name] > > publishes day-of, without advance notice, as a stated policy. You may > > dislike the policy; it is not hidden, and it is not a secret. > > Are there list policies published anywhere? I've been operating under the > assumption that this list wouldn't help participate in malicious disclosure > behavior like this, but if it does, I feel I'd need to unsubscribe for ethical > reasons. > > Behavior like this isn't ok, and it shouldn't be rewarded with attention. -- Kevin Riggle - Principal, Complex Systems Group LLC he/him • Brooklyn, NY, USA • Eastern Time https://complexsystems.group • https://calendly.com/kevinriggle/coffee
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