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Little to none, but I think this story was actually genuinely cool to read for some reason. I still can't put my finger on it.

• AndyKelley 10y ago
  It's a story about competent people handling a bug responsibly. Nothing sensational, but deeply satisfying nonetheless.
• jgrahamc 10y ago
  I found it cool also and ultimately I'm Filippo's boss. The fun part is that he found this by accident while debugging a customer problem and he worked quietly with F5 to disclose (so quietly I found out about this a couple of days ago). Also Filippo does a good job of telling the story in his blog post. I don't get the "fallout for F5" part. A bug was found, a vendor informed, everyone worked together in a responsible manner. Happiness!
  • vinhboy 10y ago
    That really was a well written article. I know almost nothing about F5, TLS, Go, etc... and I had no trouble understanding the bug. Very educational. The man deserves a beer.
    • jgrahamc 10y ago
      I'll tell him.
• rudolf0 10y ago
  It's straightforward, it's not trying to shill Cloudflare products too much, it's not self-congratulatory, and it's told from the chronological first-person perspective of an engineer trying to debug a protocol issue and accidentally uncovering a critical vuln. Basically, it wasn't written by a marketing department like most of these other company-found vuln disclosures.