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The amount of false positives a system like that would generate would rapidly render such a system entirely unusable.
by jki275 8y ago
The amount of false positives a system like that would generate would rapidly render such a system entirely unusable.
- contingencies 8y agoNot in a secure environment... where you are supposed to control the hardware, the software, and the network absolutely.
- jki275 8y agoThe only way to create such an environment is to totally disconnect it from the outside world -- I'm talking even power source, phones, internet, all of it has to be disconnected or else I can exfil data all day long and nobody would ever know.
- contingencies 8y agoYes, but eventually you have to get something done. Security engineering is about tolerable failure modes. - Dan Geer (2014)
- uuuups 8y agoHe was the "first employee and architect @ Kraken (2011-2015)". That might explain why Kraken spews out 502s all the time.
- contingencies 8y agoDear snarky anonymous coward, as stated I left in 2015. I think you will find referenced issues occurred subsequent to that date under very different technical leadership.