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  3. NIST announcing it's only going to triage CVEs found in software that the government uses is a great practical joke because there's absolutely no authority that can reasonably catalog every piece of software the government uses

NIST announcing it's only going to triage CVEs found in software that the government uses is a great practical joke because there's absolutely no authority that can reasonably catalog every piece of software the government uses

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    NIST announcing it's only going to triage CVEs found in software that the government uses is a great practical joke because there's absolutely no authority that can reasonably catalog every piece of software the government uses

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