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by kixiQu
1474 days ago
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> Why care about bugs in code you don't use if it doesn't even end up getting linked into your program? If things are segmented in ways such that you can automatically tell that you're not impacted by a bug, cool. A lot of log4j emergency deployment pain in BigCos had to do with the limitations of tools that could discern whether you weren't impacted, because security vulnerabilities of that magnitude aren't an area where "probably not" is good enough. I wouldn't really be comfortable with "it's fine that my <bank/surgeon/cloud provider> uses a framework with massive unpatched vulnerabilities, they're very careful to hand-pick classes to import that are safe". (modulo the security of real world banks/surgeons being, uh, less than ideal, and all of my PII probably being accessible from some wordpress endpoint somewhere) |
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