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You don't need to hack Yandex. The entire monorepostory is synced on every intern's laptop, and you can do whatever your want with the files. I always wondered
by sereja 4y ago
You don't need to hack Yandex. The entire monorepostory is synced on every intern's laptop, and you can do whatever your want with the files. I always wondered how it hasn't been leaked before to be honest.
- wizzwizz4 4y ago> The entire monorepostory is synced on every intern's laptop, If they're still using Subversion, why would that be? Subversion lets you check out just part of a repo. (Then again, interns, I guess.)
- COMMENT___ 4y ago1. Subversion lets you configure granular permissions. 2. Subversion lets you check out portions of your repository. 3. Subversion working copy does not have all regions history. Just a snapshot of the checked out revision. So at least Subversion would have allowed them to limit the amount of leaked data + no revision history leaked.
- Meegoo 4y agoThey don't. SVN is an option, but the vast majority use in-house VCS called Arc.
- flas9sd 4y agomy cards for the source on the leak are more on dissent than outside party infiltrating. If you were brought up on working in open source the last 20-30 years with contributors from all over the world, getting into the friend/foe mindset is much harder.