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When it comes to computers and software, yes. They need to do a better job not letting others screw them over.
by ExoticPearTree 13d ago
When it comes to computers and software, yes. They need to do a better job not letting others screw them over.
- foco_tubi 13d agoIt’s an interesting view. In this case you are claiming the victims are bound to the creator/vendor of the software/service, not the hacker?
- ExoticPearTree 12d agoIn a nutshell, yes. My issue is that software security is not taken seriously most of the time because features are more important than spending a little more time on code quality. The hacker is not the one writing buggy software.