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> This change was being rolled out using our gradual deployment system, and, as part of this rollout, we identified an increase in errors in one of our internal
by fidotron 11mo ago
> This change was being rolled out using our gradual deployment system, and, as part of this rollout, we identified an increase in errors in one of our internal tools which we use to test and improve new WAF rules. As this was an internal tool, and the fix being rolled out was a security improvement, we decided to disable the tool for the time being as it was not required to serve or protect customer traffic.
Come on.
This PM raises more questions than it answers, such as why exactly China would have been immune.
- skywhopper 11mo agoChina is probably a completely separate partition of their network.
- fidotron 11mo agoOne that doesn't get proactive security rollouts, it would seem.
- roguecoder 11mo agoThe deploys are very unlikely to be managed from the same system.
- skywhopper 11mo agoI assume it was next on the checklist, or assigned to a different ops team.