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Yeah, sure, and if someone gives me access to their redshift, I could just run "SELECT digest('foo', 'sha256');" in a loop, which takes redshift CPU and thus co
by TheDong 2y ago
Yeah, sure, and if someone gives me access to their redshift, I could just run "SELECT digest('foo', 'sha256');" in a loop, which takes redshift CPU and thus costs them lots of money.
If you give an attacker access to run arbitrary queries in your database, it's already pretty bad news, even without a crash.