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For some situations, it's called for, but it's a huge pain in the ass. I am in a similar situation, and I need to patch every docker image I use. It's terrible
by MPSimmons 6y ago
For some situations, it's called for, but it's a huge pain in the ass. I am in a similar situation, and I need to patch every docker image I use. It's terrible to deal with, as an engineer, but the information security team does catch and eliminate a lot of content-based attacks.
- compuguy 6y agoI agree its a pain. It also makes things like working with other private certificate authorities (DoD Cert authority, other private certs) a pain. I spent a decent amount of time trying to get certain work/project related sites whitelisted from our MITM proxy because it didn't recognize the certificate chain...