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The white paper "Server-Side Message Storage" section links to a google doc, labelled as "draft" and with no public access. Should that point to https://enginee
by advisedwang 3y ago
The white paper "Server-Side Message Storage" section links to a google doc, labelled as "draft" and with no public access. Should that point to https://engineering.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/TheLabyrinthEncryptedMessageStorageProtocol_12-6-2023.pdf https://engineering.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/TheLab...? Pretty poor review.
- lxgr 3y agoThe real link is https://engineering.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/TheLabyrinthEncryptedMessageStorageProtocol_12-6-2023.pdf https://engineering.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/TheLab.... I also stumbled over that; only the link from the other whitepaper is broken, the one on the parent page works.
- alex_smart 3y agoCan I just say that I am a little surprised that their engineering blog is hosted on wordpress?
- notRobot 3y agoWhy? Afaik all Microsoft blogs are hosted on WordPress too. Everyone uses WordPress.
- alexgartrell 3y agoAs a Meta employee, I consider this a victory against NIH :)
- blowski 3y agoWordpress is pretty big in enterprise blog-like sites, with their WordPress VIP offering.
- rmccue 3y agoAs someone who runs an enterprise WordPress host, Facebook aren’t that surprising - loads of large organisations use WordPress either within their marketing department, or as their “second CMS” (AEM is very often the primary). We’re still seeing adoption growing too.The ones that might surprise you are banks and other financial institutions :) Ultimately, WordPress is as secure as any other piece of software, but the ecosystem is so large and varied that there’s a low bar for many add-on plugins. A lot of enterprises build their own plugins for that reason, rather than using the full power of the ecosystem. (Disclaimer: I’m also a member of the WordPress security team, but not speaking on behalf of them.)