Hacking isn't the crisis; everyone knows that everything new will be attacked. The crisis is the lack of prudence in deploying insecure tools in a way that lead

Hacking isn't the crisis; everyone knows that everything new will be attacked. The crisis is the lack of prudence in deploying insecure tools in a way that leads to absolutely predictable outcomes. If experimental software development were like experimental chemistry, people would be a lot more careful. If the detonations happen in the lab instead of the field, I'm pretty sure the robocar makers wouldn't be so quick to talk about the sad, necessary deaths while we learn how to make them, for instance.