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> I mean, it's goofy, hacky, and has obvious security flaws but doesn't look malicious. Plausible deniability. If you were to implement a backdoor for a compan
by gridlockd 8y ago
> I mean, it's goofy, hacky, and has obvious security flaws but doesn't look malicious.
Plausible deniability. If you were to implement a backdoor for a company, would you write "professionally done" all over it?
- monocasa 8y agoSo now every bug on a privilege boundary is a backdoor, because of "plausible deniability"?
- gridlockd 8y agoDid I say that? The point is that it just because it looks like an "honest mistake" doesn't mean it is. If you were to create a backdoor, that's exactly how you'd want to do it. Given the circumstances, one might wish to err on the side of caution.