top | item 36686735 (no title) davidandgoliath | 2 years ago And container escape exploits are getting burned by sending them out via email? Doubtful. discuss order hn newest Syonyk|2 years ago It depends on who you're targeting and what you want.But the history of computers security can largely be summed as:"What? You're just paranoid. Nobody would possibly X!"Someone gets their asses handed to them by someone Xing."What? Why didn't you tell us X was a risk we needed to be concerned about???"Iterate. adgjlsfhk1|2 years ago well if you bother to send an email that breaks out of the container, you might as well make it retrospectively delete the email to hide the evidence :)
Syonyk|2 years ago It depends on who you're targeting and what you want.But the history of computers security can largely be summed as:"What? You're just paranoid. Nobody would possibly X!"Someone gets their asses handed to them by someone Xing."What? Why didn't you tell us X was a risk we needed to be concerned about???"Iterate.
adgjlsfhk1|2 years ago well if you bother to send an email that breaks out of the container, you might as well make it retrospectively delete the email to hide the evidence :)
Syonyk|2 years ago
But the history of computers security can largely be summed as:
"What? You're just paranoid. Nobody would possibly X!"
Someone gets their asses handed to them by someone Xing.
"What? Why didn't you tell us X was a risk we needed to be concerned about???"
Iterate.
adgjlsfhk1|2 years ago