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by comex
4023 days ago
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Only if the software itself has a vulnerability - and it isn't that hard to secure a website or server that can't be accessed at all without a password, as opposed to one that needs to provide some level of service to anyone. Centralized services are also at risk of generic attacks such as convincing the hosting service/domain registrar/a company employee/etc. that you're authorized to change things, while pulling this off for many independently hosted site instances is considerably more difficult. |
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