No, it's more like somebody sending to your lab, uninvited, an impersonal inspection bot with another company's branding on it, which doesn't only disclose potential issues to you but advertises them across the whole cyberspace.
And in case of OSS this lab may be my tiny garage where me and friends tinker on stuff.
Choosing to make the results of our passion or work free for all to study and use should not come with a liability of having to deal with hordes of such bots.
