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> As long as you have Turing Complete machines you made theoretical hack possible. This is false theoretically.

• sebastianconcpt 10y ago
  Why? Can you elaborate on demonstrating that is false?
  • alasdair_ 10y ago
    It's possible to write a program that is provably correct, so simply because a turing machine exists, doesn't mean that the Turing machine itself makes something hackable.
  • witty_username 10y ago
    Hacks occur to due bugs in software. Theoretically, one could write bug-free software. Practically, this is very hard for any non-trivial software. For example, a while loop code in a Turing Machine is unhackable; the state repeats forever.