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sabotaging a design is remarkably easy. We have several individuals that almost do it effortlessly. It's almost a talent for some. I suspect that doing it malic
by eddythompson80 3y ago
sabotaging a design is remarkably easy. We have several individuals that almost do it effortlessly. It's almost a talent for some. I suspect that doing it maliciously while hiding behind some odd corner scenario or some compatibility requirements can't be that hard and will be almost impossible to prove or detect.
- jdougan 3y agoOn the other hand, why would the NSA even bother? With these talented individuals providing them a never ending supply of security issues? And they don't even have to pay for them besides having their normal 0-day discovery team look for them. I think supporting this is their reaction when a 0-day they are relying on gets patched out. I can imagine special cases where they would exert resources and effort, such as the IETF or some other economically efficient chokepoint (Rust?), but not in general.
- psd1 3y agoAs a senior professional in any field, you would, if you could, move from a reactive strategy to a proactive one.
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