> No matter how elaborate your designs, someone will always find a way in given enough incentive I'd reverse it. When you realize you need "security" you can't

> No matter how elaborate your designs, someone will always find a way in given enough incentive I'd reverse it. When you realize you need "security" you can't just focus on one or two aspects. You have to figure out what you need security from. A padlock won't stop the government of course, but it will stop a teenager who wouldn't want to leave any trace of breaking it nor know how to pick locks. Just like storing your cryptocurrencies on a hardware device might protect it against phishing attacks or other technological attacks but it won't stop someone from grabbing you in person and threatening you with a hammer. For that you need physical protection. So unless you know who you're protecting yourself/your thing against, you won't be able to know what security you really need.