That merely describes how to acquire any “fixes”, and does not describe in any way the efficacy of such fixes.
Not to mention the collateral that can happen in the mean time.
PHP has never been the respite of the security conscious, let alone a paragon of good ideas. Those who cling on to such terrible ideas will merely face an ever tilting uphill battle.
The PHP vulnerabilities (yes there is more than one) are relatively easy to exploit if you can fiddle with what requests your server receives (easy).
The DNS exploit requires someone to figure out how to man-in-the-middle your connection. While that is trivial for governments, it is much less likely to be done by purely bad actors, simply for how hard “internet” integration is and how visible the problem ends up.
Both are big problems, but only one of them is continually exploitable, as the DNS issues have been largely resolved even before the very public disclosure.
Because “functional”, and, “an actually good idea as to how to implement something” are two wholly different realms.
Something everyone defending “AI” will learn the hard way.
Whaaaaaat?! Capitalism isn’t compatible with conservationism!?
O.M.G.
Shocked.
Again, nobody is asking for the high level view. They’re asking for a specific fix.
The point still stands that it is not some magical business entity, but terribly shitty people that society has for some reason decided aren’t soulless criminals, but “business people”.
If they’ll even honor it. No, there are no legal requirements for anything in the US any more.
No it hasn’t. Many modern frameworks have server side rendering as a prominent feature.
Also, it’s exceptionally stupid to do everything server-side.
You made the correct move. PHP is trash the world needs to recognise as trash.
The question is how does that, “issue a certificate” step work and does it require port 80, not what is the 10000 foot view.
Again, who sets those expectations and hammers them into employees?
It’s not “businesses”. It’s business people. It’s MBAs. It’s c-suits. Stop making it sound like some machine with no face. Whether you mean to or not, that makes it harder for some to actually see the problem.
Companies are not separate entities with their own wills.
Who hires those evil people? It’s not the building. It’s not the business registration with the government. It’s someone like him.
I dunno’, I’d kinda’ argue that’s a good reason not to let them near your company, but apparently not being evil is the minority opinion these days.
They already have. It’s called, “Let’s Crash the Economy!”.
AI has NO ability to do any of that what so ever. It’s a word predictor, not actual intelligence.
You could instantly gaslight one into thinking they’re a cop or a fellow bad guy, but I guarantee you this mod cannot actually control the NPCs, meaning even if you did, all they’d do is say stupid shit and do nothing different.
It is a massive problem, but it’s still one of many massive problems.
Agreed their experience should reflect a commoner’s experience. Hence why I will always say it is 100% BS that they get their own special health insurance, and many other such unfair things.
Oh, so your average Democrat?
(I would say /s, but just because the Republicans are vile Nazi-esque trash does not magically make Dems beyond reproach)
Yes they do solve your issue, just not in the way you wanted.
Sounds like you need to do some growing up, too. Most of the time in the real world, imperfect answers are your only viable answers.
Bingo. and my tolerance of sheep grows ever more thin as the days tick by.