Your principles will be gone by the time the 10th company starts to sue you for a public disclosure you did in good faith.
There's a reason why nobody wants to use their real name and creates new aliases for every single CVE and report.
Principles are discrepancies with the law, they don't exist. If the law dictates a different principle than your own one, guess what, you'll be the one that is in jail.
Whistleblower protection laws are a bad joke, and politicians have no (financial) incentives to change that.
Your principles will be gone by the time the 10th company starts to sue you for a public disclosure you did in good faith.
There's a reason why nobody wants to use their real name and creates new aliases for every single CVE and report.
Principles are discrepancies with the law, they don't exist. If the law dictates a different principle than your own one, guess what, you'll be the one that is in jail.
Whistleblower protection laws are a bad joke, and politicians have no (financial) incentives to change that.