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It probably wouldn't have affected my work at all. We were running our code as a monolith - it was the only thing that ran on any given machine, and its output
by codezero 6y ago
It probably wouldn't have affected my work at all. We were running our code as a monolith - it was the only thing that ran on any given machine, and its output was stored on a large filesystem on NFS.
That's not to say there isn't someone out there with this concern :)
- mumblemumble 6y agohttps://www.fortran.io/ https://www.fortran.io/ For example. More seriously, I could imagine a security flaw in numpy wreaking all sorts of havok. But it's also somewhat difficult for me to imagine that there are any security vulnerabilities left in BLAS. But then I remember Heartbleed.
- veddox 6y agoI think „coding security risks“ referred to language properties that increase the likelihood of introducing bugs in a general sense, not in terms of cyber security/hacking.