Most of it seems fine and pretty trivial (to the point of not really seeming worth writing). Like yeah, default deny is going to be safer than default permit, g

Most of it seems fine and pretty trivial (to the point of not really seeming worth writing). Like yeah, default deny is going to be safer than default permit, generally. Enumerating badness is kind of dumb, though it's worth noting that AV "works" for at on of people. "Penetrate and Patch" starts to get a little less straightforward. It's a naive view of pentesting, but given that view it's fine to say it's dumb, and lots of people do naive pentests. Hacking is Cool is obviously the stupidest section. I really skimmed it and missed what he was saying because, tbh, the first half was sort of just trite. It's pretty garbage. IDK, to me this is just sort of what security blog posts were like 15 years ago. Kinda just dumb rants that didn't say much. I certainly wrote plenty myself. This one seems to be just a particularly naive version of that.