Vulnerability Disclosure is the process of reporting security weaknesses in software or systems to the responsible parties. This can include developers, companies, or organizations that manage the affected technology. The goal is to ensure that these vulnerabilities are addressed before they can be exploited by malicious actors. Typically, the disclosure process involves notifying the responsible party privately, allowing them time to fix the issue. Once the vulnerability is resolved, or if a significant amount of time has passed, the details may be made public to inform users and encourage better security practices across the industry.