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It's a fine line, if Github wanted to I'm sure they could write up a convincing cease and desist. I think they spoke up about it because your article gives the
by bobleeswagger 4y ago
It's a fine line, if Github wanted to I'm sure they could write up a convincing cease and desist. I think they spoke up about it because your article gives the impression that this sort of thing (fuzzing APIs) is okay, which I wouldn't exactly say is positive.
- ludovicianul 4y agoTrue. This is why I run it only for one path. I also run it against Kubernetes API and some of the payloads resulted in timeouts which I submitted to the security team.