Re:FBI Palantir glitch allowed unauthorized access to privat...
by eli on Thursday August 26, 2021 @01:42PM
(#28318056)
It's better now, but Amazon absolutely deserves blame for historically making it extremely easy to accidentally make S3 buckets or files within buckets public.
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Re:FBI Palantir glitch allowed unauthorized access to privat...
by weird-eye-issue on Thursday August 26, 2021 @05:12PM
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I might be in the minority but I never found the old UI to be confusing. Public buckets were never the default and it was pretty clear when you were making the change. It's good they are making it more dummy proof but I'm not sure it is fair to say they deserve blame
As a sidenote I actually find all the new warnings and stuff annoying (but I'm not saying it isn't worth it all things considered). As a developer I'm quite used to having to pay attention to details already - one typo can be disastrous and there might be no warning (you might say but that is what a proper CI process is for and testing but what if that typo is in the CI process or tests?)
Re:FBI Palantir glitch allowed unauthorized access to privat...
by pestaa on Thursday August 26, 2021 @03:13PM
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Cutlery manufacturers absolutely deserve blame for historically making it extremely easy to accidentally cut your fingers with their knives.
Re:FBI Palantir glitch allowed unauthorized access to privat...
by omegaworks on Thursday August 26, 2021 @04:18PM
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If you sell cutlery without a handle and expect your end users to simply wrap it in a towel before using it maybe you should share some of the blame when your users hurt themselves.