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If the easy part is the implementation and the hard part is convincing people of its value then I can say one or more of the following are true: - Your solutio
by rdiddly 6y ago
If the easy part is the implementation and the hard part is convincing people of its value then I can say one or more of the following are true:
- Your solution is not sufficiently great as to be self-evidently great.
- People (i.e. the victim) must be faulted (i.e. blamed) for their inability to be convinced of its inherent majesty.
- Given convincing's similarity and overlap both with educating and with training, you are having a failure of imagination. (Source: Your comment.)
- lisper 6y agoThe problem is that the people who need to be convinced are not the people who are being harmed by phishing. The people who are being harmed by phishing (non-technically-savvy end-users) are powerless. The people who need to be convinced of the merits of the solution are browser vendors and web site operators. Both groups would need to work together to solve the problem. Getting that to happen is the hard part. It's a very real problem, but it's a political problem, not a technical one.