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Wow, git.io was the first product I found a vulnerability and sent a responsible disclosure, more than 10 years ago. They used to have a nice thank you page, b
by 0x0000000 5y ago
Wow, git.io was the first product I found a vulnerability and sent a responsible disclosure, more than 10 years ago.
They used to have a nice thank you page, but they got rid of it when they rolled out their bug bounty program.
I wonder if this means git.io short links will be going away, I still use mine on my CV and elsewhere.
- latexr 5y ago> I wonder if this means git.io short links will be going away From the announcement: > Existing URLs will continue to be accessible
- 0x0000000 5y agoYeah but for how long? That's like Google saying "G Suite Legacy will continue to be free..."
- beermonster 5y agoAlso from the announcement : “.. but we encourage using one of the many URL shortening services that are available, instead of git.io, as we will be deprecating the tool in the future.”