Open Source: ВЕЛИЧАЙШАЯ ЛОЖЬ интернета

The entire modern world, from bank servers to your Android, relies on open source. But what if this foundation is rotten? In this video, I'll explain how "free" code is threatening the global economy. We'll explore the most high-profile IT disasters that occurred because major companies used open source solutions: from the 11-line code deletion that brought down Facebook and Netflix, to the spy thriller involving XZ Utils and the "nuclear" vulnerability in Log4j. Why do billion-dollar corporations prey on enthusiasts, and what could this lead to? This episode features the story of Azer Koçulu (Left-pad), the rebellion of Marak Squires (colors.js), the epic failure of OpenSSL (Heartbleed), and much more. Timestamps: 0:00 The Internet Relies on the Honest Word of a Nebraska Guy 1:12 Left-pad: How 11 Lines of Code Broke Facebook and Apple 2:40 Log4Shell: The Most Dangerous Vulnerability in History (Minecraft, Tesla) 3:45 XZ Utils: The Spy Who Almost Hacked All of Linux 5:08 Heartbleed: The Stupid Mistake That Revealed All the World's Passwords 7:36 Colors.js Revolt: When a Developer Goes Crazy 10:04 Why Hasn't Digital Civilization Collapsed Yet? #OpenSource #IT #Programming #Cybersecurity #Hackers #Log4j #ITHistory #Technology Subscribe to the channel:    / stupidmadworld   TikTok:   / stupid_mad_world   Group: http://vk.com/stupidmadworld Instagram:   / stupidmadworld   Telegram: https://t.me/StupidMadWorld For advertising, please email: [email protected] Advertising for Russia: https://t.me/VladislavDyakov