Speaking of, I always find it very telling that the knee-jerk reaction is to blame a dependency or subcontractor. That's the same mentality that says "paid for

Speaking of, I always find it very telling that the knee-jerk reaction is to blame a dependency or subcontractor. That's the same mentality that says "paid for code must be better" when, last I checked, there aren't any more Windows phones, are there? But there was a Windows password hash method in the early 2000s that could be brute forced on a single consumer grade CPU in less than 24 hours on their current-at-the-time flagship network server OS. So there's that...