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  • This is how I read it:
    They did a review of some of the tests, but ran all.
    The source code was reviewed in its entirety.
    They found vulnerabilities, but because "[...] these potential vulnerabilities would be exploitable only by a vendor insider attack.
    No open issues remain for this area of review."
    Problems and discrepancies they found are in an attachment to another report and in jira, both of which are confidential.

  • Great quiz. It teaches you the rules while training you to expect the unexpected, even in the rare cases that the rules are applied consistently.
    I got exactly half the questions right.

  • It's the real world part.
    I have written a SMTP-Server in C and some crud services in java, but everything ran on localhost.
    If I wanted to expose them on the web I would have to ensure the code is actually secure, ensure compliance with data protection regulations, moderate user generated content, get ssl certificates, a domain and server hosting.
    Half those steps are one minor mistake away from a large bill.

  • Nah, capital controls the US. Israel is just useful to fight a forever war and funnel money to the MIC.
    Shutting down critics under the guise of antisemitism is just a nice bonus.

  • Rather than dealing with this ‘cargo’ remote repository utility and reliving traumatic memories of remote artefact repositories with NodeJS, Java, etc., we’ll just copy the .rs files of the wrapper directly into the source folder of the project.

    [forgets to copy some files]

    [complains about compiler error]

    This guy is a moron of the first order!

  • If it's a moving mirror camera and it's used to take stills it's probably fine, as the sensor is only exposed for a fraction of a second per image.
    If you want to film with it or put it in a phone, where it's exposed all the time, it would certainly not be enough.

    I have no clue what they are called in english