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I agree. What OP is saying is akin to "if my lock is stronger, then the bad guys will go find another target". This never stops targeted attacks, APTs etc. If
by xarope 10y ago
I agree. What OP is saying is akin to "if my lock is stronger, then the bad guys will go find another target". This never stops targeted attacks, APTs etc. If anything, it engenders a level of complacency, right up to when a breach occurs...
(and of course, in the "good ol days" of hacking, being a more difficult target actually meant being a more prime target, since that's how repuations are built... oops!)