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By secrets, I mean salts, password hashes, etc.
by madrox 5y ago
By secrets, I mean salts, password hashes, etc.
- ihattendorf 5y ago> You also get access to every streamer's dashboard and their analytics I would classify that as access to production systems.
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- skilled 5y agoThis statement makes no sense. The leak includes source code of multiple active websites and applications that are operated under the umbrella of Twitch/Amazon. Why would an intern have access to this data?
- isbvhodnvemrwvn 5y agoIn many companies source code for all products is available to each and single developer.
- skilled 5y agoIn what world does all this data in the leak would be stored together in a unified ecosystem? It makes absolutely no sense. If you're saying that Twitch runs their developer environment in a lousy manner (and you have proof of this), then please go ahead. But to imply that an intern/average developer would be given access to all this branching information is ignorant.
- imwillofficial 5y agoI have first hand info, and this is how it’s done. Don’t call somebody ignorant if you don’t have first hand info. Leave that for somebody who does.
- barkingcat 5y agoI think many people are trying to say that in this world at many companies all that data is indeed stored and accessed together. Maybe the super secure siloed world doesn't really exist outside of military/government organizations.
- nemothekid 5y ago>Why would an intern have access to this data? monorepos are a thing at several companies (e.g. Google).
- enneff 5y agoMonorepos can and often do have ACLs per directory.
- ljm 5y agoWhy is getting access to prod, or prod data, considered a perk, exactly?
- manquer 5y agoThe perk is the wrench UX denoting you are an employee to the community . Reddit/twitch allow employees to communicate with the users . It is a social media platform , being able to indicate that you are special is street cred. The other access rights that come from staff access is either incedential or miss /debt in architecture.
- zerkten 5y agoIt's understandable why this is a neat perk, but it also seems absurd when you look at Twitch as an entity owned by a global corporation.
- VRay 5y agoMan oh man, big "No thanks" to a perk like that from me "Hey, pick through everything I say with a fine-toothed comb and treat it as the official company stance!"
- iotku 5y agoFrom prior (user) experience, typically staff have non-wrenched alt accounts for just chilling out in streams (with less concern about conduct, but generally tame by twitch standards). But will wrench up for higher profile streams or folks they're otherwise pretty close with personally. I suspect that's a lot more controlled these days, but it wasn't very uncommon for signified staff to be trolling along with everyone else.
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