One of the consistent knocks people had on TempleOS was that it lacked pretty much all of the security mechanisms modern operating systems provide -- no user ac

One of the consistent knocks people had on TempleOS was that it lacked pretty much all of the security mechanisms modern operating systems provide -- no user accounts, everything runs in ring 0, etc. Davis' consistent answer to these complaints was that TempleOS didn't need all that stuff, because it had no way to connect to a network. A TempleOS machine was secure in the same way a Commodore 64 in your basement had been secure. ZenithOS includes a networking stack, though. How do you take a TempleOS-like system onto the global network safely? Is this something the ZenithOS developer(s) are actively thinking about?