Honestly issues like this crop up pretty commonly. JWT alg:none for example. Or even older people forcing SSL to downgrade to encryption null.
In any system that provides security it should only be designed to run if the security is in use, and to fail immediately with no further action if the security is not used.
My main wish is if radicle had a way to make issues online, without installing the software. Runing a piece of software is a high barrier of entry to make a bug report, which the entire reason I use codeberg instead.
I honestly thought there would be some elaborate chain there, not "we forgot to use encryption"...
Honestly issues like this crop up pretty commonly. JWT alg:none for example. Or even older people forcing SSL to downgrade to encryption null.
In any system that provides security it should only be designed to run if the security is in use, and to fail immediately with no further action if the security is not used.
My main wish is if radicle had a way to make issues online, without installing the software. Runing a piece of software is a high barrier of entry to make a bug report, which the entire reason I use codeberg instead.