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The very fact it was audited massively reduces the chances it’ll be breached compared to a random JS file that hasn’t been seriously audited. A “please read and
by scott_w 2y ago
The very fact it was audited massively reduces the chances it’ll be breached compared to a random JS file that hasn’t been seriously audited. A “please read and tell me the problems” is NOT a security audit.
- bagels 2y agoI was only addressing this part: "and still have a job". Clearly well audited code is likely safer. I just don't think that screwing that up will definitely lead to most being fired.
- scott_w 2y agoYou can’t separate “auditing can reduce chance of breaches” from “using unaudited security critical software when certified alternatives exist can be gross negligence.”