reassess_blind
Joined 2 years ago
Joined 2 years ago
I copied the clipboard from the device, and my clipboard was full of another users credentials that they were obviously trying to paste into their own VM. Their devices were leaking clipboard data to each other.
I reported the vulnerability and asked if there was any bounty program (I wasn't looking for vulnerabilities but didn't hurt to ask), to which they said no, but they could send me a signed letter thanking me of my contributions. I said, great, thanks - and never heard back.
All pretty disappointing.
The big selling point of them was a fast, convenient dev experience with many features (most often unused) being built-in.
Now, those built-in features are becoming a security risk as more vulnerabilities are being found in their 1000s of lines of code, and the developer experience benefit is being nullified by agents whittling away the human involvement anyway.
Pre-2024 code is full of human-written vulnerabilities.