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Dutch's largest Magento hosting company Byte released a online testing tool: shoplift.byte.nl Btw, see the comments section in Mattias' blog post, you will see
by devy 11y ago
Dutch's largest Magento hosting company Byte released a online testing tool: shoplift.byte.nl
Btw, see the comments section in Mattias' blog post, you will see that Magento themselves admitted that they have "no automated tests" whatsoever. And 2+ months out, they haven't bother to updated the latest code release with the new patch in.
Do you still trust Magento stores on the Internet? I don't.
- dewey 11y agoThanks for the test link, just applied the patch to a site I'm managing.
- tokenizerrr 11y ago"Dutch's"? I assume you mean the Netherlands since Dutch is the language, not a country or anything. This would be the same as saying "English's largest Magento ...". Alternatively you could say "The largest Dutch Magento ..."
- devy 11y agoThanks.
- rakk 11y agoWe run some shops at Byte and were able to quickly apply the patches back in February. This week we got an e-mail from a worried customer who got a message in the back-end (from Magento) that his site might be vulnerable: 2 month's later.. Personally I've never liked Magento much; it needs expensive hosting even for modest shops and seems to be bloated with functionality you never use. And in the end you always end up with writing a bunch of custom modules because the Magento way is never your way.
- benmarks 11y agoLink to the referenced blog post? We absolutely do have tests for 1.x and have for years.