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No, no, the key is not a constant. See, they already changed it once! /s (Honestly, that was the biggest red flag for me. They had to change the key and that S
by tgsovlerkhgsel 4y ago
No, no, the key is not a constant. See, they already changed it once! /s
(Honestly, that was the biggest red flag for me. They had to change the key and that STILL didn't give them the hint that hardcoding it is not a sane option.)
Any company that was involved in this disaster and either implemented or gave their seal of approval to hardcoded crypto keys needs to be permanently excluded from government contracts.
- buu700 4y agoThey must have been following xkcd's advice: https://xkcd.com/221 https://xkcd.com/221