New York Times responds to source code leak
securityweek.com
securityweek.com
Hilarious to see this there, like it's some kind of major score.
In fact I was under the impression Wordle is nearly all client-side, so everyone already has the source, list of words, etc. (never bothered to check if it's obfuscated).
Proprietary software threatens to destroy humanity by enforcing and producing inhuman, capital centric values. Due to the existential threat caused by the proliferation of such production, all proprietary software must be seized and made public, so it can be audited, and repurposed for genuine human survival values.