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You are reducing something that is essentially a software issue in general to an ecosystem or a vendor issue. It's possible that the team that is responsible fo
by locallost 5y ago
You are reducing something that is essentially a software issue in general to an ecosystem or a vendor issue. It's possible that the team that is responsible for this issue now works for Microsoft on, let's say, .NET. How secure do you feel now?
- grey-area 5y agoOther ecosystems are not like JS.
- locallost 5y agoThe wake up call for me was Heartbleed -- a serious flaw is potentially everywhere, and people who think they are protected because of their tech stack choice are living in the biggest bubble of them all.
- grey-area 5y agoOther ecosystems are not like JS, that is not to say they don't suffer from vulnerabilities, but vulnerabilities are not endemic and impossible to eradicate like those in the JS ecosystem.