@HIDEN Just want to clarify, we’re NOT the only ones who had security problems…. URGENT: CrossTalk vulnerability discovered and patched, changing your password is recommended - #5 by HIDEN , but we’re the only ones that won’t write a fucking essay about it, damn.
But, what I wanted to truly write, isn’t that, i mean, i appreciate the fact that you care about our project, and the first part of the message was a draft from, like some days ago.
So, the point is that, Nobellium’s “critics” (which, aren’t truly “critics”. I can’t deny they’re the truth, but I don’t know the right term to say what I mean) have led to something very bad: a member in our group (not me, but my friend) is having a difficult time (due to those “critics”), I don’t think this is the right place to write about this.
About the GTR flaw, the cert is self-signed! LE-SSL certs are on my server, so, it shouldn’t be possibly to do a MITM. Also, this is a Google Talk Revival! I mean, this doesn’t mean that it shall have security flaws everywhere, but also, no one is gonna use it to send sensitive stuff (wait, i should’ve wrote “No one with some common sense”). Really, wake up guys, this is a revival, you are not gonna send nuke bombs launch codes, damn. Forgot to mention, what kind of hacker would EVEN lose time with something like this? Like, what will they found? Messages about nerds who last touched grass one year ago and haven’t showered for weeks talking about nerdy stuff.
Lastly, we (me @songoku and Alessandro) are working on some internal law to regulate AI usage among developers.
P.S.: I somehow can imagine this appearing on a post from Nobellium saying “RCN member insults Nobellium” or “RCN member states Cybersecurity is useless”. Again, i’m saying you guys have done the right thing, you couldn’t have predicted those “side-effects” on my friend. Don’t take my text wall too seriously.
P.S.(2), @Ryder_WebTV_3067 , I am (just now, yeah i should have done this before) texting someone that knows about cybersecurity, I haven’t put much priority to it since, the cert part was actually done by @songoku, of course, i saw it since he sent me the file, but, the cert was generated by him and it is self-signed, plus it’s actually required it the code.
We couldn’t be able to improve without criticism, so thank you everyone, i guess.