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> only really secure Security is not an absolute, and there is no such thing as "really/totally/completely secure". The different locking methods allow you to
by fredley 11y ago
> only really secure
Security is not an absolute, and there is no such thing as "really/totally/completely secure". The different locking methods allow you to strike a balance between security and convenience that's appropriate for you. All of these are useless against a determined attacker, for a given level of 'determined'.
- watty 11y agoI don't think he was saying it was "absolutely" secure or totally or completely. Just that it was the "more secure" method, which is not an absolute. There may not be an absolute in security but there are definitely differences in types of security.