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Well, the article implies 'pwning coworkers' which is indeed quite immature. Do you do all your development in closed/isolated environment because of your cowor
by bench_soup 10y ago
Well, the article implies 'pwning coworkers' which is indeed quite immature.
Do you do all your development in closed/isolated environment because of your coworkers posing threats? That sounds a bit paranoid.
- daenney 10y ago> Do you do all your development in closed/isolated environment because of your coworkers posing threats? That sounds a bit paranoid. Not because of my coworkers posing threats. And this wouldn't have to come from a coworker. Though that's what the author suggests the issue isn't limited to that which unfortunately seems to have taken the upper hand in the discussions around this. But I do most of my development in isolated environments. Not because I don't trust my coworkers but because people can fuck up, things sneak in and can break my system or leave it vulnerable.
- 50CNT 10y agoOn the other hand, isn't pwning coworkers the basis of sound security awareness training?