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If you leave a door open in the "physical world", someone will enter. If you have easy to exploit vulns, you'll be exploited. I tolerate that logic in the real
by zeepzeep 7y ago
If you leave a door open in the "physical world", someone will enter. If you have easy to exploit vulns, you'll be exploited.
I tolerate that logic in the real life. Ofc the people who enter are bad, but there will always be bad people, so you're to blame for not protecting against them.
- Veen 7y agoThat is true, but it is also true that people are rightly punished for doing so.
- prophesi 7y agoWhen it comes to technology, I trust NP-hard problems much more than any government's court system. Rooms are password-protected by default. If it must be public, enable the waiting room feature (though there are currently undisclosed zero-day's for it).
- belltaco 7y agoApply that to the real world, if someone broke into your house with a battering ram you wouldn't report the theft and intrusion, and would just try to build a 6 inch thick steel door?
- prophesi 7y agoSure, if it was as cheap and easy as setting a password I'd gladly build a 6-inch steel door.
- runawaybottle 7y agoThey are not bad, they are just rascals. Must we live in a binary world? The kids are going to do this, implement some good moderator tools for the host of these meetings so they can ban ips, disable features. Those moderating feature literally exist because this is the reality of trolling since the beginning of time. We’re a community of mostly professional tech workers, and even we need shit to downvote and flag stuff.