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>wouldn't be the end of cyberattacks. This is a strawman. No one knowledgeable is saying it would create 100% security, just that it would be a net increase in
by wu-ikkyu 9y ago
>wouldn't be the end of cyberattacks.
This is a strawman. No one knowledgeable is saying it would create 100% security, just that it would be a net increase in the security of our infrastructure.
- mysterydip 9y agoThe sentiment I've seen from people is "if we can just stop the NSA from doing these, our problems will go away". What I'm saying is not to do nothing, but rather we need to have a plan for continued attacks (like how spam filters came into being) in addition to trying to get any and all vulns fixed.