I take it seriously, and I'm considered a crusty old lunatic sitting in the corner ranting about imaginary security problems. I built my own version of WebPack

I take it seriously, and I'm considered a crusty old lunatic sitting in the corner ranting about imaginary security problems. I built my own version of WebPack because I couldn't trust the huge number of maintainers in the dependency chain for that project. Docker/Kube gives me the screaming heebie-jeebies. The only time anyone will take it seriously is when they're hacked. And then their defence will be "but this is what everyone does! It's industry-standard". I've come to accept it's a fact of life in the industry at the moment. Hopefully it'll change, but the only way I can see it changing is if the level of hacking increases to become intolerable. Yet there appears to be a high tolerance for hacking incidencts - it's accepted folklore that hackers are very smart people that can't be stopped no matter how good your system is.