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The point is you shouldn't avoid implementing best practice security because it will "never be on the network". And quite frankly, deliberately shipping a prod
by jshowa3 7y ago
The point is you shouldn't avoid implementing best practice security because it will "never be on the network".
And quite frankly, deliberately shipping a product with gimped security, especially when it comes to OpenSSH, is kind of not very excusable and has nothing to do with "stability".