If you want to know the truth, I just don't believe that "Social Media" can be saved long-term.
Using reddit as an example, a new user can fire up their own completely hidden subreddit, invite a bunch of users to it, and start serving up CP, all before anyone can notice it's even happening. These types of services are just prone to festering, plain and simple. Forums and traditional websites are WYSIWYG, no easy way to hide that CP (I specifically use lossy compression of all images after upload to try and stamp out data hidden in image files). I am certainly open to more discussion though. (Come register and lets chat?)
As for the PP side, you would need to stand up your own bank to truely do what you want, which isn't actually hard to do, I know a few folks in the biz and it's honestly just a capitol issue. You'll need around $15mm to start, but after that you just rent a FISERV box and your off to the races. Sadly, this isn't something that is easy enough to fix for me to focus on at the moment.
Send me a PM with your thoughts on an audit. I have very functional knowledge of pen testing concepts, but don't have the knowledge to execute in a meaningful way.
If you want to know the truth, I just don't believe that "Social Media" can be saved long-term.
Using reddit as an example, a new user can fire up their own completely hidden subreddit, invite a bunch of users to it, and start serving up CP, all before anyone can notice it's even happening. These types of services are just prone to festering, plain and simple. Forums and traditional websites are WYSIWYG, no easy way to hide that CP (I specifically use lossy compression of all images after upload to try and stamp out data hidden in image files). I am certainly open to more discussion though. (Come register and lets chat?)
As for the PP side, you would need to stand up your own bank to truely do what you want, which isn't actually hard to do, I know a few folks in the biz and it's honestly just a capitol issue. You'll need around $15mm to start, but after that you just rent a FISERV box and your off to the races. Sadly, this isn't something that is easy enough to fix for me to focus on at the moment.
Send me a PM with your thoughts on an audit. I have very functional knowledge of pen testing concepts, but don't have the knowledge to execute in a meaningful way.
Thanks for all the words.