There is no reasonable way to be an ethical hacker when the companies you are hacking are not ethical themselves.
If they refuse to pay bounty programs, and refuse to fix the security vulnerabilities, there’s just no way to do security research.
If you don’t wanna get hit by security issues, get as far away as possible from these companies.
Daily reminder to block every instance ending in @lemmy.ml
All the content you see there has been censored out of any criticism to china/Russia/north Korea. If you don’t look at the content that passed their censorship filter, their censorship loses all its power. Look at and support communities of other instances instead.
Tbf, since I have done this some 2-3 times:
Some special shampoos require you to be sitting there for like 10 minutes until it does its thing. I thought it was safe since water was no longer coming out of the shower, I didn’t consider the high humidity environment.
They didn’t when 8GB was the norm. In fact, 8GB stopped being the norm because applications became such memory hogs.
I didn’t say it’s easy. It’s just the only way. First step would be removing them from the list of trusted CAs installed on your devices.
And of course, security flaws chain together. So if you don’t trust Microsoft office, you basically can’t trust any commercial product in existence.
But at least you can avoid being a direct customer of them, even if you’re still an indirect one.