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Agreed, testing is never without risk. The risk however is smaller than the one presented by an attacker in such a scenario. If you are running such a house of
by corty 6y ago
Agreed, testing is never without risk. The risk however is smaller than the one presented by an attacker in such a scenario. If you are running such a house of cards, you need to know now. Avoiding toppling it over in pentesting just leads to more problems being overlooked.
Customers in this case need to realize that some pain is in their best interest. If the dentist cannot drill, he cannot help.
- raesene9 6y agoAs a pentester, you may be surprised at how many companies do not see things that way :) Of course, everyone should have a robust environment which can withstand any testing. However, particular where a tool like this is intended to run constantly in an environment, I think the Ops teams would want to know whether there was a risk of an outage due to its use.