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> The acquisition of Skype, after which all the peer-to-peer traffic was routed through Microsoft, essentially allowing them to snoop on the conversations. To pre-empt the technical counter argument that this was done to improve the service: It only improved the service for some edge cases, for everybody else the service got worse because of the extra round-trip latency. So if that was the real reason then you’d have expected to see the traffic routed to the central servers only if one of those edge cases was detected.
IIRC the main reasons this was done are (i) due to the complexity of porting P2P code across many platforms and (ii) for resource consumption on mobile devices. These are hardly edge cases.
“Please stop exploring this further, as it seems you could easily break something” has got to be the best reply one can receive to a bug bounty report.
The variety of metrics and the sheer volume of those is awesome to explore! (e.g. frequent peaks to 20M requests per minute)
https://twitter.com/fabricio_giglio/status/98236273592413798...
ProcessOut is a payment data company started 2 years ago. The company is currently based in Paris and employs 7 persons. ProcessOut is on a mission to help online merchants monitor and optimize their payment performance. Using our payment monitoring & smart routing systems, online merchants optimize payment fees and decrease failed transactions. We’ve already seen billions of dollars go through our platform since launch just last year, and we are still growing strongly.
We’re looking for a fearless individual to join our infrastructure team. We’d like to see production experience with the cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure), orchestration systems (ideally Kubernetes), declarative cloud configuration (we love Terraform!). We have a lot of interesting scaling and reliability problems to solve (we are processing millions of high-value requests every day).
Email me at louis-paul@processout.com.
Won’t that change when PSD2 comes into full enforcement?
It’s still new, but the architecture is sound and it worked well for me on a small single-node deployment (about 30 clients sending logs).