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disclaimer: let's have https everywhere and all that. That said, you've described the 'why not'. All of the attacks you've identified are targeted and require
by zethraeus 9y ago
disclaimer: let's have https everywhere and all that.
That said, you've described the 'why not'. All of the attacks you've identified are targeted and require significant investment. This opening doesn't allow for economically profitable mass-collection and exploitation (like say, grabbing credit cards or hacking into email accounts).
- dullgiulio 9y agoThat's a bad line of thinking. Privacy doesn't work this way: there are a lot of things that you do every day and keep private even though they cannot easily be exploited. It's human nature.