This should be a must-read for engineers designing systems requiring security. Once you wrap your head around the sheer volume of vulnerabilities from the human

This should be a must-read for engineers designing systems requiring security. Once you wrap your head around the sheer volume of vulnerabilities from the human angle, a lot of the "Zero trust" methods enshrined as best practices start to make a lot more sense. Acquisitions like this one: https://techcrunch.com/2014/08/07/facebook-buys-secure-server-technology-provider-privatecore/ https://techcrunch.com/2014/08/07/facebook-buys-secure-serve... early on were, in part, in online forums i was a part of at the time, ridiculed for being tinfoil-hat. Fast forward a few years and that would be laughable. The history of Computer Science has been full of open collaboration and trusted, tight groups. We're now in a different world.