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On one hand, you get rid of a big attack vector. On the other, if a vulnerability in your code exists, it's there for good.
by Ezhik 10y ago
On one hand, you get rid of a big attack vector.
On the other, if a vulnerability in your code exists, it's there for good.
- seizethecheese 10y agoThank you. If there's no infrastructure for updating the code, what vulnerabilities that could exist should I be aware of?