3 ms·

So... it wasn't a Google vulnerability.

• pasbesoin 14y ago
  Once you slap your name on it, it becomes your problem (in image, in any event). I'd argue this is a case where due diligence on the part of Google failed. [1] -- [1] It's also an argument for enabling (including legally) security researchers to break things. Experience shows you cannot necessarily take partners at their word. In the physical world, you will often take and test samples, yourself. You need to do your own analysis and testing in the digital world, as well.