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Apple's patch only partially addressed the flaw as it can still be exploited by changing the protocol used to execute the embedded commands from file:// to FiLe
by PhantomGremlin 5y ago
Apple's patch only partially addressed the flaw as it can still be exploited by changing the protocol used to execute the embedded commands from file:// to FiLe://
At some point some manager has to look at code like that and fire the developer: "You're too FUCKING STUPID to work here!!!".
Let the downvotes commence. But really, there's this eternal wailing and gnashing of teeth about hiring the right people. But then what? If they can't implement case-insensitive string checks then what, exactly, did they learn in 4 years of college?
- bigbizisverywyz 5y agoActually any sufficiently imaginative and slightly evil tester could have also thought of that one too, which means Apple are either missing that skillset or rushed it out.