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If anyone could provide an AMD email to ask for a statement concerning this issue, that would be nice.
I don't think a statement is really needed here, this wasn't a vulnerability, the code was never called. Even if the code were called, the $10,000 bounty is for a different type of bug entirely too
so stacking vulnerabilities is a thing
if the code exists it can be called
this is a valid bug and it’s silly to rule lawyer something like this
so good job amd, you are ‘actually’ right,
this totally won’t cost you in the long run at all
god damn do lawyers and business majors need to stop making tech decisions