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The Register: Bug Hunters Go Open Source

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"A project to catalogue and describe security vulnerabilities, derived from the ideals of the open source movement, opened to the public yesterday (March 31).

"The Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB) aims to plug what it sees a gap in information security market..."

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