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Or Jeremy could just not present at conferences that have a CoC. I've stopped contributing to projects that enforce a CoC, these days I just write exploits for
by silly-silly 6y ago
Or Jeremy could just not present at conferences that have a CoC.
I've stopped contributing to projects that enforce a CoC, these days I just write exploits for them.
- mcintyre1994 6y agoOut of interest what do you do with exploits for projects you don’t want to contribute to? I assume you’re not reporting them or fixing them because that’s contributing. Do you sell them or something?
- silly-silly 6y agoI'm reporting them.
- the_only_law 6y ago[deleted]
- silly-silly 6y agoNo, I let them know.
- the_only_law 6y agoI apologize, I misinterpreted the wording to understand it as a purely spiteful malicious act.
- silly-silly 6y agoIts pretty common for people to assume that exploit writing is a negative thing. It does sound particularly nasty. No harm is done. Finding and reporting security flaws means I don't have to worry about offending people because its purely code. There is no debate if an exploit works when its working right in front of you. Either it gets fixed or it doesn't. I have below average interpersonal skills, I have been told that I offend people without trying, this was never my intent. This is a method where I can focus on the purely technical and not have to worry about the 'Conduct' side of the problem.