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by CobaltFire
35 days ago
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For poking at things "not directly in your responsibilities." I was writing a program to do some remote drive upkeep and realized I needed permissions I didn't have, but could use a built in tool to do them. Then realized that meant I could take another step and use a human interface issue to gain more privilege if I wanted to. Built a proof of concept on my personal machine at home, checked that it worked, reported it upline. I never executed that code on our work systems and would have ended up in jail if I had. But even writing it nearly landed me there. |
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