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Well, everything is depends on context of course. I'm talking here mostly of user-facing local applications -- like what would be in your mail client's logs, o
by dale_glass 4y ago
Well, everything is depends on context of course.
I'm talking here mostly of user-facing local applications -- like what would be in your mail client's logs, or the logs of a corporate service, where the logs are there for the admin's/dev's use.
Of course if you're sending feedback to a potential attacker things change considerably.
- chiefalchemist 4y agoI understand. But I'm going to assume the rule would be. Do X. No exceptions. As you know, doing sec means living with a healthy amount of paranoia. Imagine giving an exception and being wrong. Sec = better safe than sorry.