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Anything that runs as a SaaS, or B2B, has that issue… which is the overwhelming majority of software. Anything that requires sharing information with other use
by gjsman-1000 1y ago
Anything that runs as a SaaS, or B2B, has that issue… which is the overwhelming majority of software.
Anything that requires sharing information with other users is also a pain in the neck, as you basically need to treat your internal logic like a proprietary, potentially hostile, file format.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 1y agoThere is a lot of SaaS that is essentially "for the buyer to the buyer", what I mean is that the software doesn't provide content to somebody else, or there is no incentive to serve malicious content (e. g. B2B). Why would tampering be relevant in those cases? There are situations where it's relevant, but I don't think it's as many as you say