Nope. They advocate immediate disclosure of zero day exploits found by government and mandatory policies against stocking of these vulnerabilities for using them as/in cyber weapons.
That book contains no corporate backing/advertising.
That book contains no corporate backing/advertising.
How do you think governments find these vulnerabilities? Accidentally, under the couch cushions?
What you actually seem to be proposing- in practice- is a ban on government-funded vulnerability research.
To be completely honest, I don't have a concrete answer to this question yet because I haven't finished the book and didn't give the hard think it requires.
However, I can see and both parties' perspective and reasoning. I just need to give these perspectives a good rub with my own views.