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I care more about protecting my servers than my users. If one user attacks another that's not really my problem, blame can easily be shifted to the browser. But
by beeboobaa3 2y ago
I care more about protecting my servers than my users. If one user attacks another that's not really my problem, blame can easily be shifted to the browser. But if someone hacks my servers and leaks everyone's data, that's my problem.
So not encoding is probably the safer way to go for the business.
- mthoms 2y agoYikes. What if the other user getting attacked is you or another admin on your team? Now the attacker has admin access and can compromise your servers and “leak everyone’s data” just fine. I don’t think you’ve thought this through.
- bawolff 2y agoTrust me, your website will always get blamed regardless of its a user fault. If websites get blamed when users reuse passwords, they are definitely getting blamed if you distribute malicious files.
- theendisney 2y agoYou can think that but you should never say or write it. :p
- beeboobaa3 2y agoIt was just a joke, your honor.
- theendisney 2y agoI got the picture.