# lines of code is an awful metric, think of its impact instead. The best, most elegant solutions often mean less code. This also discounts valuable innovations that can’t be done quickly w/o buy-in and design docs… just stop it.
With the latest news of #TwitterLayoffs, the TechCrunch news team gathered a list of who's #hiring in tech.
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BREAKING: Elon Musk has directed Twitter’s teams to find over $1 billion in annual infrastructure cost savings by cutting cloud services and extra server space, per Reuters.
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It's so typical of me to be using OpenSSL, I'm sorry
So hello from the other side…
I must have curled a thousand times
To tell my bug tracker the vuln sev so that I’m done
But when I curl those deets never seem to have come…
The Uber hack is quite severe and wide ranging. Wishing their blue teams the best of luck and love during this understandably difficult period. Some thoughts & observations based on what we've seen so far 👉 1/N
Amazon’s process allowing police to obtain footage from Ring devices without owner permission, even for ‘emergencies,’ could easily lead to abuse. Once infrastructure exists, there will always be temptation for police to use it for less urgent situations. https://t.co/aWw4U8jsdL
Nobody in infosec is surprised that Twitter had unpatched servers, lax access controls, an immature SDLC, poor backups, and all of the other security debt that you'll find in most large enterprises. BUT...
It was clear when Mudge left Twitter something was wrong. Now he’s blowing whistle. Says company doesn’t properly delete data, too many staff access central controls/sensitive info; senior execs cover up vulns; some staff may be working for foreign intel https://t.co/U0We4XtD09