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Your claim was about the severity of the bug. It all really depends on how fast FB can service the requests and how long it takes for them to notice and shut i
by jsprogrammer 11y ago
Your claim was about the severity of the bug.
It all really depends on how fast FB can service the requests and how long it takes for them to notice and shut it down. Push your priority list off to a worldwide farm and watch the accounts pop out.
How long until FB would have it shut down and the affected accounts locked out?
- tptacek 11y agoThe problem is that there's no half life. The bug dies instantaneously once discovered. It's not like 3/4 of the Internet runs "old Facebook" because they forgot to update it.
- jsprogrammer 11y agoSure, but in the time before the accounts are locked out all of their data may have been exfiltrated and mirrored around the world. It won't matter if everyone can get the latest version of Facebook if no one is willing to use it anymore.