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I'm not sure what's worse. If they knew it then risks should have been communicated to their user base.
by forkerenok 9y ago
I'm not sure what's worse. If they knew it then risks should have been communicated to their user base.
- bjoli 9y agoI suspect it was more of a "this is old and crufty and isn't how we would do it today". Guessing the 128-bit number is non-trivial, and once someone has the ability to access the group id, all is already failed.