"Browser overrides will modify the source before it is executed"
And modifying the source won't compile a new working version. Devtools is not webpack. You'd have to change the compiled version. If you can't see the difference, maybe you're wasting both our times.
And you fail to understand that fixing the backend was merely damage control. With the admin UI, the hacker would quickly find some other unexpected way in. You clearly overestimate your ability to know what you don't know.
"Never discuss with an ignorant. They will get the discussion to their level and beat you with experience."
I'm definitely wasting my time trying to help you understand what is wrong with your thought process. I felt obligated to comment as are are articles like this that hurt security as people will naively think this will protect them of anything and it won't.
Ah, yes, one of those quotes you can turn around 180º and they still work perfectly. What will your next argument be? The one about playing chess with a pideon? It is specially ironic, since you're the one leaving before providing evidence of your "trivial break-in". You probably tried and seen it doesn't work as you expected, right? It is likely that with enough time you can figure out a way, but this "enough time" is time I am securing the backend, so by the time you find a vulnerability, it could already have been patched.
And, finally, people will only be hurt by this article if they, as you, are unwilling to read. There is a huge disclaimer before the article starts, and I discuss my skepticism of the solution itself in the conclusion.
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"Browser overrides will modify the source before it is executed"
And modifying the source won't compile a new working version. Devtools is not webpack. You'd have to change the compiled version. If you can't see the difference, maybe you're wasting both our times.
And you fail to understand that fixing the backend was merely damage control. With the admin UI, the hacker would quickly find some other unexpected way in. You clearly overestimate your ability to know what you don't know.
"Never discuss with an ignorant. They will get the discussion to their level and beat you with experience."
I'm definitely wasting my time trying to help you understand what is wrong with your thought process. I felt obligated to comment as are are articles like this that hurt security as people will naively think this will protect them of anything and it won't.
Ah, yes, one of those quotes you can turn around 180º and they still work perfectly. What will your next argument be? The one about playing chess with a pideon? It is specially ironic, since you're the one leaving before providing evidence of your "trivial break-in". You probably tried and seen it doesn't work as you expected, right? It is likely that with enough time you can figure out a way, but this "enough time" is time I am securing the backend, so by the time you find a vulnerability, it could already have been patched.
And, finally, people will only be hurt by this article if they, as you, are unwilling to read. There is a huge disclaimer before the article starts, and I discuss my skepticism of the solution itself in the conclusion.