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I disagree. The attackers can't get the data if you don't store that data to begin with. Voila! I think there should be legislation that simply restricts who
by romwell 9y ago
I disagree.
The attackers can't get the data if you don't store that data to begin with. Voila!
I think there should be legislation that simply restricts who can store which data, as well as legislation that forces open-sourcing of critical infrastructure software.
- thanksgiving 9y agoWe can't even agree on a very weak version: if you store personally identifiable information about me, you MUST share it with me. It does not matter if you're a local corner store or the CIA. You may not store personally identifiable information about me without telling me all about what you're storing. I bring it up and conversation shuts down. Nobody likes it. Therefore, I submit that what you're saying won't happen either.
- stuaxo 9y agoI think it's predictable if certain data is stored that others will want it. Maybe this is extreme - but the rule should be not to store it at all if possible.