Comment by jrvieira 2 years ago can you provide a relevant example for this context? 7 comments jrvieira Reply hn3er1q 2 years ago That was an entire body of research at the University of Minnesota and the “hypocrite commits” weren’t found until the authors pointed people to them.https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/30/22410164/linux-kernel-uni... dylan604 2 years ago How long did the log4j exist?https://www.csoonline.com/article/571797/the-apache-log4j-vu...What was the other package that had the mysterious .? timschmidt 2 years ago And yet they were found. How many such exploits lurk unexamined in proprietary codebases? dylan604 2 years ago yet you say this like Apple or Google or Microsoft has never released an update to address a security vuln 3 replies →
hn3er1q 2 years ago That was an entire body of research at the University of Minnesota and the “hypocrite commits” weren’t found until the authors pointed people to them.https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/30/22410164/linux-kernel-uni...
dylan604 2 years ago How long did the log4j exist?https://www.csoonline.com/article/571797/the-apache-log4j-vu...What was the other package that had the mysterious .? timschmidt 2 years ago And yet they were found. How many such exploits lurk unexamined in proprietary codebases? dylan604 2 years ago yet you say this like Apple or Google or Microsoft has never released an update to address a security vuln 3 replies →
timschmidt 2 years ago And yet they were found. How many such exploits lurk unexamined in proprietary codebases? dylan604 2 years ago yet you say this like Apple or Google or Microsoft has never released an update to address a security vuln 3 replies →
dylan604 2 years ago yet you say this like Apple or Google or Microsoft has never released an update to address a security vuln 3 replies →
That was an entire body of research at the University of Minnesota and the “hypocrite commits” weren’t found until the authors pointed people to them.
https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/30/22410164/linux-kernel-uni...
How long did the log4j exist?
https://www.csoonline.com/article/571797/the-apache-log4j-vu...
What was the other package that had the mysterious .?
And yet they were found. How many such exploits lurk unexamined in proprietary codebases?
yet you say this like Apple or Google or Microsoft has never released an update to address a security vuln
3 replies →