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Quick turnarounds on fixing vulnerabilities usually correlated with general engineering operational excellence. The best cases were clients who asked us to just give them a constant feed of anything we found, and they’d fix it right away.

Lots of interesting tidbits here from dozens of startup code audits.

https://kenkantzer.com/learnings-from-5-years-of-tech-startup-code-audits/

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