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Chinese dev jailed and fined for posting DJI's private keys on GitHub

• kkarakk 8y ago
  yup that's how i'd imagine that'd go. nice insight into DJI's dev practices, any happless shmuck can access their keys and accidentally upload them to github(i know i've done that accidentally for my personal projects)
• genai 8y ago
  Crikey
• NedIsakoff 8y ago
  "A Chinese software developer who previously expressed suicidal thoughts has been jailed after putting one of drone company DJI's AES private keys onto Github in plain text." What are AES private keys? Does this mean there's AES public keys? When did AES become a public key crypto system?
  • taneq 8y ago
    Just think, journalists get everything this wrong, not just things that you know a lot about. http://harmful.cat-v.org/journalism/gell-mann-amnesia-effect http://harmful.cat-v.org/journalism/gell-mann-amnesia-effect
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    • andygates 8y ago
      The Reg is unusually bad, though. When they can't get plain science or tech right, it's time to not read them any more.
  • tannerwj 8y ago
    It was probably just the shared secret, but private key sounds more techy.