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Re:App Analysis: Air Canada by rdiddly on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @11:21PM (#19102975)
This writeup has a nice, calm, "Your house is on fire" quality about it that I find refreshing.
Re:App Analysis: Air Canada by theappanalyst on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @11:31PM (#19103007)
Thanks I try not to be overly sensationalist about my topics and just display the facts. Thanks for giving it a read :)
Re:App Analysis: Air Canada by rdiddly on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @11:58PM (#19103110)
Absolutely - not sure why all these mini-emperors-of-Rome insist on downvoting a legitimate compliment, but to have a piece of security writing that

1) reveals a significant security issue

2) ...without the usual overblown signals to the effect of how important it is (it usually isn't) and "hey, pay attention to me"

...is refreshing, no other word for it. And if it were done more often that way in the mainstream, there would be no need for a clickbait headline arms race.

Re:App Analysis: Air Canada by spacesword on Thursday February 07, 2019 @02:04AM (#19103564)
I think you should have a discussion section where you talk about potential implications (possible password leaks via S3).
Re:App Analysis: Air Canada by mrisoli on Thursday February 07, 2019 @04:53AM (#19104154)
I love this kind of analysis, even considered doing some myself, do you just pick apps at random to do this with?