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The NRA approach to safety and securing yourself and belongings. If everyone has a gun, everyone will be safe. Except for those who once owned guns and after a
by uxp 9y ago
The NRA approach to safety and securing yourself and belongings. If everyone has a gun, everyone will be safe. Except for those who once owned guns and after a very scary mishap believe that it's safer to not own guns, and those that have already criminally mishandled guns and used them in commission of serious and violent crimes, and those who after weeks at the shooting range still can't hit the broadside of a barn. Except those people, everyone will be safe. Oh, and children. Screw the children, because they just don't have the mental capacity to understand the consequences that may occur after one shoots another.
I like this plan. Can't wait for my father, who can barely figure out how to attach a picture to an email in AOL's webmail to start poking for XSS and CSRF vulnerabilities on the sites his spam mail links to, and changing his username to "1;DROP TABLE users" everywhere.
- zzzcpan 9y agoCyber weapons are already legal to download and posses, it's a very different story from guns. Imagine if your competition could be legally allowed to steal your trade secrets, clients, employees, but only through hacking. Would you not care enough to invest into security?