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Isn't this the wrong way to go about securing a system? It's better than nothing I suppose, but black hats aren't going to tell you when they've found a vulner
by Splines 16y ago
Isn't this the wrong way to go about securing a system? It's better than nothing I suppose, but black hats aren't going to tell you when they've found a vulnerability. On the flip side, there's no guarantee that the right set of folks are looking at the system (thankfully, that doesn't seem to be the case here).
- eru 16y agoIf you are explicitly putting out a system for tests, you aren't only attracting black hats. (Actually you will discourage black hats, since they don't want to show their methods when they are of no use.)