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Except machine gun fire is consistent. Say you were to plan against guerilla warfare with various arms and various tactics that evolve each year because there's
by tr_user 4y ago
Except machine gun fire is consistent. Say you were to plan against guerilla warfare with various arms and various tactics that evolve each year because there's an arms marketplace. Could you?
How often do the people who pay for the software plan for that in their budgeting? Supposed I were to say this software has been pentested before release and it'll cost this much extra. How many people are paying for that? How many people will pay for it to be pentested each year for new vulnerabilities?
- jitl 4y agoThis is more like missing doors/door locks than machine gun fire.
- everforward 4y agoThey're not missing doors and locks; the auth layer exists, but it's not without weakness. Most residential doors I've seen can't even stop someone with a credit card or metal shim, unless they have and actually use the deadbolt. The vast majority can be picked with ease if you have experience (and hackers typically do). You can also just check windows, since most people don't lock them. If you don't have to leave the door intact, there's a billion ways to get in. You can ram through the door, since they're not terribly thick. You can drill out the locks. You can saw through the hinges and/or the bolts. If you really don't care, any number of guns can remove the locks or hinges. An angle grinder will neatly handle any safe you're likely to find inside.