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But there are some security risks in common, due to common source code and some shared notions of trust -- or at least a protocol for trust -- right? (Sorry, I
by xpe 4y ago
But there are some security risks in common, due to common source code and some shared notions of trust -- or at least a protocol for trust -- right? (Sorry, I admit I have much to learn about Mastodon.)
- kornhole 4y agoAnything can be hacked, but the thousands of instances are behind different server and network configurations. These instances typically contain anonymous users with nothing but social media posts. Generally it is not worth the effort to hack. Important thing is that each instance has its own rules and moderators.