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Maybe it was file system corruption, who knows? "Dell is posting unsigned update executables" is a loaded statement that implies this was intentional. Dell has
by likeabatterycar 2y ago
Maybe it was file system corruption, who knows?
"Dell is posting unsigned update executables" is a loaded statement that implies this was intentional. Dell has been signing updates since before most infosec engineers were in middle school ogling cheerleaders. It's alarmist and highly unlikely this was intentional.
- dumpsterdiver 2y agoThat still wouldn’t excuse that someone clearly didn’t verify their work. No matter what the reason, ownership of this task was released before it should have been.
- likeabatterycar 2y agoYou have no evidence of that not happening. It could be corruption after the fact or failure during replication. The armchair wolves already smell blood and are assigning blame before a postmortem has even begun.
- muppetman 2y agoYou're right. A headline of "Dell's website is serving up unsigned updates" would be correct. But to garner more clicks and hype that's not how they've worded their tweet, instead it's worded to make it sound like Dell are doing this on purpose.
- preciousoo 2y agoThe original “tweet” didn’t attempt to infer reason or assign blame though. All it did is state two facts, according to their system
- ddtaylor 2y agoDell is a large player in storage integrity for servers for exactly this purpose.