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Definition[]

A white market is

[a] market for vulnerabilities in which the vulnerabilities are returned immediately to the affected vendor (often moving them into the public knowledge space), for defensive purposes. Includes bug-bounty programs, vendors, vulnerability feeds, and groups such as Google's Project Zero.[1]

References[]

  1. Zero Days, Thousands of Nights, Glossary, at 107.

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