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What would be the analogy? That programmers plant exploits in their code, only to quit their job and collect money from the exploits? That seems pretty far fetc
by boxed 2y ago
What would be the analogy? That programmers plant exploits in their code, only to quit their job and collect money from the exploits? That seems pretty far fetched. It also seems like something that could be easily fixed by companies suing anyone who does this into the ground for planting backdoors. Or just prosecuting them in a normal court.
- blueflow 2y agoNo need to implant new bugs. Having access to the source code is enough to spot bugs. Instead of reporting them to your internal Jira, you sell it on $website. The buyer can fetch the bounty and will be left with a margin.
- datavirtue 2y agoThen again exposing weaknesses in your development processes.