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i really don't understand this logic, taking the option of no security at all vs possibly flawed. it's like not locking your front door because a thief could ju
by byhemechi 5y ago
i really don't understand this logic, taking the option of no security at all vs possibly flawed. it's like not locking your front door because a thief could just break in through a window.
- smitty1e 5y agoTo say "the juice is not worth the squeeze" may make sense in some contexts. There isn't any perfect security. Who knows what microcode is really running at the chipset level, and how confident are we that it's bulletproof? LE seems a decent approach for most uses. You can fret state actors all day, but if someone with acres of hardware and legal muscle wants a piece of you...