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The topic of supporting has come up multiple times in the past. Recent discussions around CVE bundling practices has raised the idea that CVE relationships could potentially reduce the burden of both CVE producers and consumers.
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The topic of supporting has come up multiple times in the past. Recent discussions around CVE bundling practices has raised the idea that CVE relationships could potentially reduce the burden of both CVE producers and consumers.
A paper by CVE Board Member Lisa Olson speaks to one possible way of defining CVE relationships. You can find the paper in the QWG groups.io message at https://cve-cwe-programs.groups.io/g/qwg/message/455.
Questions to think about and answer in this discussion:
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