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I mean... Were they really suprised by this? An encrypted file sharing service, of course it's going to be used for sharing malware and illegal content.. I'm no

by akuji1993 6y ago

I mean... Were they really suprised by this? An encrypted file sharing service, of course it's going to be used for sharing malware and illegal content.. I'm not sure what would've been the solution for this issue, but it was pretty clear that that was gonna happen...

rvz 6y ago
Exactly. Most definitely bad actors would use this free encrypted file-sharing service. But I suspect that this wasn't even sustainable for Mozilla to begin with. The road to hell is paved with good intentions here.
therealx 6y ago
Only allowing one time downloads seemed reasonable to stop 1 and 2 stage payloads. Doesn't help exfiltration, but theres so many options for that anyway. One time downloads may be annoying for non-web savvy people, but seemed like a reasonable tradeoff.