1,175 Terabytes of Redis, MongoDB, Memcache, ElasticSearch Data Exposed Online(blog.binaryedge.io)
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1,175 Terabytes of Redis, MongoDB, Memcache, ElasticSearch Data Exposed Online
http://blog.binaryedge.io/2015/08/10/data-technologies-and-security-part-1/
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As a developer who transitioned into a hybrid sysadmin role, I can't really agree.
What this is, is lazy service developers letting security take a backseat over 'convenience', shifting all responsibility to their users. Surprise surprise, developers choosing "convenience" because we don't need user/passwords or some form of authentication have no clue about security.
What this is, is lazy service developers letting security take a backseat over 'convenience', shifting all responsibility to their users. Surprise surprise, developers choosing "convenience" because we don't need user/passwords or some form of authentication have no clue about security.
The vast majority of developers I've worked with for the last 20 years think like that - convenience is always the primary motivator.
Unfortunately DevOps doesn't mean letting go / replace admins with Developers - they still have to work with each other.
Particular case is with Docker security.
Particular case is with Docker security.
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Sort of like how NoSQL databases decided to throw out 50 years of database theory because it was old, the new generation is discovering that there were actual reasons for things like firewalls and authentication.