spankysalmon

The PHP vulnerabilities (yes there is more than one) are relatively easy to exploit if you can fiddle with what requests your server receives (easy).

The DNS exploit requires someone to figure out how to man-in-the-middle your connection. While that is trivial for governments, it is much less likely to be done by purely bad actors, simply for how visible the problem is.

Both are big problems, but only one of them is continually exploitable, as the DNS issues have been largely resolved even before the very public disclosure.

Yep! Sloppy dumbass sloppers that cannot begin to understand the problems they have perpetuated. Weird how it’s been a problem longer than slopppers have existed…

The screenshots aren’t even of the same moment/place.

Not to disparage ports. Ports should always beat emulation. Period. Performance isn’t the only goal, though.

Then reply to the entire rest of their message where they said they’re assuming you being a creep isn’t the case..?

global warming enters the chat

Bingo. Excellent job seeing through the BS lies of purchased figureheads who are FAR too often confused for politicians.

I never said the grid is perfect as is. Just that those saying it cannot handle EVs are blowing smoke.

Notice how few politicians whined about the grid when it came time to talk about data centers? At least not until it came time to reconcile plans against reality…

Notice how the politicians supporting data centers didn’t say “no” from the start, like they always do with pushing EVs?

“The grid cannot handle the load” has always been BS. Full stop.