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Plenty of people are probing the AmaGoogAppSoft services daily and they seem to be pretty robust. Some random SaaS yeah who knows but the big boys seem to know
by ls612 4y ago
Plenty of people are probing the AmaGoogAppSoft services daily and they seem to be pretty robust. Some random SaaS yeah who knows but the big boys seem to know what they are doing in this space.
- feanaro 4y agoTry doing bug bounties (and being successful at them) then report back whether your perspective has been changed.
- pessimizer 4y agoThe fact that they're paying people to find holes is evidence that it's difficult to find holes, not the opposite.
- feanaro 4y agoI mean, it does require relatively rare technical skill among the general populace, so you need to incentivize it in some way. That is nowhere near a sufficient argument to prove it's difficult in the sense of it being a rare event. Lots and lots of rewards are given out, which means there are lots and lots of open holes in any given moment.
- Wowfunhappy 4y agoI would expect the headquarters building of a fortune 500 company to also have a non-trivial level of security, so in that regard I'm not convinced the internet has changed much. The average home is probably more analogous to a consumer router—and the security story there is not exactly great.