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> This should have been caught at a security review stage during design, it should have been caught at the code review stage, it should have been caught by auto
by dreamcompiler 6y ago
> This should have been caught at a security review stage during design, it should have been caught at the code review stage, it should have been caught by automated tests, it should have been caught by QA, it should have been caught once live by data tests, it should have been seen once live by analysts, it should have been fixed at so many different points.
Seems more likely this was done on purpose so if they got caught they could say "Junior engineer made a mistake. So sorry."
- soared 6y agoHanlon's razor is a principle or rule of thumb that states "never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"
- learnstats2 6y agoI find it a bad principle which absolves responsibility. Stupidity is the same as malice, if the outcome is the same.
- dreamcompiler 6y agoMy corollary to Hanlon's Razor is "When you and/or your associates have been caught being malicious multiple times, Hanlon's Razor no longer applies to you."