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Given the shoddy security engineering in other bits of their product, why would watermarking be the part they spend a lot of effort on? Presumably preventing t
by SiempreViernes 6y ago
Given the shoddy security engineering in other bits of their product, why would watermarking be the part they spend a lot of effort on?
Presumably preventing things to be stolen at all is more important than finding who did it after the fact.
- Ensorceled 6y agoMaybe they bought a high quality, off-the-shelf watermarking tool? Maybe the person hired to do the watermarking is smarter than the group in charge of security?
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- NineStarPoint 6y agoProblems with security engineering can also be an issue of correctly managing priorities more than not having pure technical skill. Spending a ton of effort on watermarking instead of getting the basic security stuff working wouldn’t be that crazy a story in the industry.
- not2b 6y agoBecause large companies told them their requirements for ditching Webex and adopting Zoom and this was on the list?