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Because there isn't a Big Book of Industry Best Practices everybody can trivially agree to use? Sometimes they don't exist - who maintains a sufficiently reput
by piaste 6y ago
Because there isn't a Big Book of Industry Best Practices everybody can trivially agree to use?
Sometimes they don't exist - who maintains a sufficiently reputable list of safe email clients and web browsers?
Sometimes they exist but they carry some baggage - the FIPS standards for cryptography are probably fine, certainly better than hardcoding a couple of algorithm names, but they're also controlled by a foreign government.