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> With security the first question always needs to be, "What is your threat model?" Great point, but where could one/should one start trying to work out the an
by logifail 5y ago
> With security the first question always needs to be, "What is your threat model?"
Great point, but where could one/should one start trying to work out the answer to that question, both at a personal level and in a business setting?
- elefanten 5y agoI’m curious too. Most of the passing discussions I’ve heard focuses on: 1) How rich are you 2) Which governments want to lock you up for your beliefs/endeavors? I’m wondering if there are other big topics or any interesting nuance
- vorpalhex 5y agoLikelihood of attack and who the likely attackers are. My elderly mother is likely to be attacked but those attackers are unskilled low rent scammers and chase lots of leads. A well known author is likely to be attacked by singular focused attackers who will do research and stalk their victims. An activist is more likely to face Government level attackers than my elderly mother.
- woojoo666 5y agoThis video by TechLore is a good start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHZRhboZhfI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHZRhboZhfI