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Honest question: why can't Adobe hire product security engineers to do this kind of vulnerability discoveries or even hire 3rd party consultants to fix bugs/vul
by devy 8y ago
Honest question: why can't Adobe hire product security engineers to do this kind of vulnerability discoveries or even hire 3rd party consultants to fix bugs/vulnerabilities before they even get into production?
Every CVEs exposed by outside 3rd parties like this is a shame on their software quality and reputation, IMMO.
- Bhilai 8y agoThis is a great question and I have thought a bunch about it and the only conclusion I could make is that they dont care enough. This kind of news does not affect Adobe's stock price or their profits. Their users probably mostly don't care. So why bother paying $$$ for security engineers.
- devy 8y agoIf important zero-day affected by Adobe software causing rippling effects perhaps they will care more? At this quality and enough time, it probably is bound to happen.
- Shebanator 8y agoThis. I left Adobe in 2008 (involuntarily :-) ), and it boggles my mind that they haven't done this sort of fuzz testing and fixed the issues in the last 10+ years. Sure, putting the code in a sandbox covers a multitude of sins, but I don't think that is sufficient. Many other Adobe products use the same code to read/write PDF files, and AFAIK they don't do it in a sandbox.