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Ethical considerations of access to the HackerOne community

hackerone.com | incident | #bug-bounty | #vulnerability-disclosure | #policy | #hackerone | #ethics | #spyware | #flexispy
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Summary

HackerOne explains how it decides which organizations may use its platform, prompted by spyware vendor FlexiSPY's attempt to move its bug bounty program there; the post lays out arguments on both sides and its ethical position.
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