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I can't imagine how Microsoft would profit from making their DNS server vulnerable, but I also can't imagine how something like this could happen given how many
by autoexec 3y ago
I can't imagine how Microsoft would profit from making their DNS server vulnerable, but I also can't imagine how something like this could happen given how many people and stages of development it must have gone through. I'm sure they have security people reviewing this stuff, but things that readily appear to be terrible for security slip right on by.
- userbinator 3y agogiven how many people and stages of development it must have gone through That's exactly the problem. The bigger the team, the less motivation there is for each individual to care about the big picture. This phenomenon can be witnessed whereever bureaucracy exists. More bluntly phrased, "shared responsibility is no responsibility". That said, I think in this case it's just a matter of these protocols being designed for and intended to be used in a network with high trust.