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While I agree with you overall I don't see the problem being solved by "teaching our children". The problem isn't the public, which either can't be expected to
by gozo 11y ago
While I agree with you overall I don't see the problem being solved by "teaching our children". The problem isn't the public, which either can't be expected to know or are actually already more critical of technology, it's programmers being blinded by money, status, false pride and overwhelming odds against doing the right thing. The security industry isn't exactly helping either with their toxic environment making building security from the the ground up a loosing proposition.
How many times do we see new web frameworks on HN without even a mention of security?
- utefan001 11y agoI hear you, I just think it is going to take a generation to fix. If you follow the infosec folks on twitter you might see what I see, a lot of juvenile behavior. Some of the key debates lately have been about Hugging and this lovely drama. http://blog.erratasec.com/2015/09/whats-that-drama.html#.VhPo72PTVKQ http://blog.erratasec.com/2015/09/whats-that-drama.html#.VhP...
- gozo 11y agoI'm not sure we can afford to wait a generation if we want to have a say how things change. With increased regulation, economic down-turn and/or competition from China/India change is coming one way or the other.