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I like the idea and I think (and hope) someone (hopefully not a FAANG) will manage to build a product. As for schluss.org specifically, I don't see any reason
by tagyro 4y ago
I like the idea and I think (and hope) someone (hopefully not a FAANG) will manage to build a product.
As for schluss.org specifically, I don't see any reason to trust them.
On a side note, I also find their "Responsible Disclosure" page at https://schluss.org/responsible-disclosure/ https://schluss.org/responsible-disclosure/ to say the least, funny:
- "Your reward. We work as a community, in which you contribute to improve Schluss. With this you contribute to a better internet."
- "If you meet all conditions, we will not submit legal proceedings against you."
- "Any abuse of our systems in any way will be punished."
- z3c0 4y agoIndeed, it seems like we'd be hopping out of distributed frying pans into a centralized fire.
- cyberei 4y agoWell, "hacking is not allowed in the Netherlands". But honestly, I think what they're trying to say is, we're happy if you report issues, but please don't commit a legal offense. This policy will not absolve you.
- 0des 4y agobut would their legal team concur with that interpretation if it embarrasses them in the headlines is the real question. Despite being considered an otherwise odious character, Andrew 'Weev' Auernheimer was prosecuted for essentially doing something that revealed a flaw in a major player while doing nothing illegal. Getting flamed in the media changes a lot.