[Full-disclosure] OSVDB Launches Vulnerability Comment Feature

[jkouns <jkouns@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

OSVDB Launches Vulnerability Comment Feature

The Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB) has, from the beginning, 
been a database built and maintained for the community, by the 
community. In an effort to further that mission, the project has
recently added the ability for security practitioners to comment on
vulnerabilities in OSVDB.

There are mail list discussions, blogs, bug tracking systems and many
other forums for clarifying vulnerability information. Such follow-up
often adds information like affected versions, exploitation caveats and
additional attack vectors. Unfortunately, this information is often
spread out among many sources and remains mostly unknown to a large
portion of the community that uses and relies on such details.

While OSVDB has made every effort to include such references in some
fashion, we have always desired a better and more concise method for the
community to add information about a vulnerability. To help facilitate
this, OSVDB will now allow users to comment on specific vulnerabilities. 
The project hopes this will provide a place for additional information 
to be maintained in a consolidated location. All user submissions will 
be moderated to ensure the information is clear, concise and helpful to 
others.

As always, the OSVDB project thanks you for your support, and continues
to look for additional volunteers to help update the content and develop
new services. For more information on supporting OSVDB through 
volunteering or sponsorship, please contact moderators@xxxxxxxxxx

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