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this is a major bombshell. I'd hate to be those guys running zecco. The fact that they coerced an NDA to hide the millions of customer transactions that now hav
by brilliantcode 9y ago
this is a major bombshell. I'd hate to be those guys running zecco. The fact that they coerced an NDA to hide the millions of customer transactions that now have no way of proving were legitimate or not.
I'm pretty sure the author wasn't the only guy looking for vulnerability. I'm pretty certain criminal minded folks would've already used it....with no way of finding out which are real or manipulated.
Which further raises the question, why they would go to extreme length to cover their tracks? They could've easily saved themselves trouble by coming clean but because they've gone such great length to hide it and threaten anyone who tries to expose it makes this a hollywood type story. That just seems so over the top like they are protecting something much bigger.
- justinclift 9y agoWorst case (?) scenario, they were abusing the system themselves or were being pressured to allow others to do so. It's unlikely, but my point is it's a hole in their system which would allow this to happen and it seems like they've deliberately let it continue. :(
- fulldecent 9y agoThanks for understanding. I was writing this up and wasn't sure anyone would really connect with the story or care about one line of code against a now non-existing broker. I'm so happy to hear this support.