What non-technical "security enthusiasts" will never understand or grasp is that no system is really ever "secure". It's only secure as long as you're not awar

What non-technical "security enthusiasts" will never understand or grasp is that no system is really ever "secure". It's only secure as long as you're not aware of exploits - and given how complex these systems are (not counting the software they're deployed on) you'll never even have a 95% guarantee. The real ringer is that as long as someone has an IOS or Android exploit that lets you listen to they keyboard or IO inputs, the security of what you're typing into doesn't matter one bit ;)