Some people see it as a form of challenge. Sure, it might be fun to figure it out on your own, but sharing it is a whole different question [0][1]. The challen

Some people see it as a form of challenge. Sure, it might be fun to figure it out on your own, but sharing it is a whole different question [0][1]. The challenge, especially for places that aren't really tech-first types, kinda becomes stale (for me) since they inevitably have a flaw somewhere. It's really just me pitting my free time against their threat model [2]. And yeah, ultimately, this is one reason why we can't have nice things. [0]: I'm not saying publicly releasing flaws is always a bad thing. There's a subtle etiquette (an art-form, even) to using publicity to pressure change. [1]: There are different levels of publicizing. e.g. sharing (complete) code, social media post about said code, etc. [2]: This is also not meant as an insult to the OP.