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I see a lot of people talk about 'insecure code' and while I don't doubt that's true, there's a lot of software development where security isn't actually a conc
by MrScruff 7mo ago
I see a lot of people talk about 'insecure code' and while I don't doubt that's true, there's a lot of software development where security isn't actually a concern because there's no need for the software to be 'secure'. Maintainability is important I'll grant you.
- lordkrandel 7mo agoOh, finally someone who speaks the truth :D yeah, security su*ks everywhere. True. But when you grow a product with time, you fill the holes one by one when you start losing water. With AI, you will have so many holes in your 15 days made battleship, that... good luck putting it at sea, you can tank in the first minute. As Moltbook has shown. I don't have to find proofs (which I dont actually find). I just need a counter example and... first big vibe product I've seen, first gigantic security failure. Plain to see.
- MrScruff 7mo agoFor sure, but I haven't written a single piece of software where security would ever be considered a factor. Not all software runs on the web, not all software deals with accounts etc.