code logs -> 2023 -> Thu, 18 May 2023< code.20230517.log - code.20230519.log >
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<@macdjord>
ErikMesoy: Alas, it is a common format, and one rarely has an alternative format available.
04:23
<@macdjord>
Given the options of 'share useful info in an annoying format' or 'don't share it at all', I'mma lean towards the first.
04:26
<@macdjord>
And honestly, the best solution seems to me to be 'don't convert possible .zip and .mov URLs into clickable links unless they start with http:// explicitly'
04:27
< Mahal>
It's also frankly a stupid thing to be complaining about
04:27
< Mahal>
I mean the .zip and .mov domains
04:27
< Mahal>
.com was an executable back in the early days of the web, after all
04:28
< Mahal>
Yes, it opens up opportunities for new phishing attacks but frankly if you're relying on users to get everything right you're already losing the game
04:28
< Mahal>
any barely-decent security system will be entirely able to handle this kind of shit
04:28
< Mahal>
the breathless OMG THE HORROR is just nerds on the internet freaking out about things
04:29
<@macdjord>
Mahal: In the early days of the web, we didn't have platforms looking for anything that might possible be a URL and automatically turning it into a clickable link.
04:30
<@macdjord>
Nor were .com files something you would regularly expect to download.
04:31
< Mahal>
My other point remains valid, though
04:32
<@macdjord>
'I clicked on the link you sent me' '... what link?' is absolutely a non-trivial security issue. It's not unsolvable, no, but it's a problem. (I think the 'Google anti-piracy conspiracy' thing is improbable, though.)
04:33
< Mahal>
What's your day job?
04:33
< Mahal>
because mine is security, and it's *absolutely* a trivial issue.
04:34
< Mahal>
this is literally my bread and butter and pretty much everyone in my field is only interested in a "oh, who's doing what fun things with their toys?" way.
04:34
<@macdjord>
Software dev.
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