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Now, it would. But I think things were much different in the early days of Facebook. That's not to excuse Uber's current or recently current behavior.
by jgalt212 10y ago
Now, it would. But I think things were much different in the early days of Facebook. That's not to excuse Uber's current or recently current behavior.
- HappyTypist 10y agoVery originally Facebook used no version control, and code was managed manually via FTP. In login.php, there was a specific magic password that authorised you into every account. No one bothered to change it even after employee departures.
- evgen 10y agoGiven how much of Facebook's security team Uber has pillaged over the past few years I am surprised that this has not been fixed at Uber. Securing query logs, realtime alerting for anomalous queries and closing loopholes on internal tools that allowed for such access pretty much defined 2014 and parts of 2015 for the appropriate prodsec teams.