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Well, you have a sysadmin, that's the point. Developers aren't sysadmin. Should they have a deep knowledge of network security? you bet they should. Now I'm so
by camus2 10y ago
Well, you have a sysadmin, that's the point. Developers aren't sysadmin. Should they have a deep knowledge of network security? you bet they should.
Now I'm sorry, but MongoDB inc IS at fault as well, for not forcing developers to create credentials upon installation from the beginning. Any vendor that doesn't do that with its product isn't serious about security. Let's take Wordpress, imagine it didn't force its users to create an admin account upon deployment, everybody would be mad about it. But somehow MongoDB got a pass all this years? bullshit.
I hope this hack will permanently damage MongoDB brand.