I think this distinction is pretty simple and I think you make it in your testimony, Ms. Moussouris, when you say that we need to make clear that only 'the minimum necessary proof is required to prove that a vulnerability exists and that no further access or exploitation passed that point is authorized.'
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Blumenthal emphasizes the need for clear proof of vulnerabilities without unauthorized exploitation.
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