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They're configured and administered by professionals though, not your grandma (probably).
by sanitycheck 3y ago
They're configured and administered by professionals though, not your grandma (probably).
- lelanthran 3y agoOne would hope, but that doesn't solve many problems. Just this week I did some work for a client (a tech company) on a public facing webapp. After fixing the issues, I gave the manager and their architects who had been reviewing my PRs a short list of errors that I noticed in the current app. They politely declined to have them fixed, but want to proceed with another engagement for more features. You just cannot win sometimes ...
- sanitycheck 3y agoI think we've probably all seen mistakes being made by people who should know better in the industry but servers must still be a much harder target than, for example, my dad, who somehow gets his browser hijacked by a different malicious extension a couple of times a year. It's been probably 20 years since I've seen passwords stored as plain text at any company I've dealt with, which is some progress at least!