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If there is no protocol nobody expects interoperability. If there is a half-baked protocol everyone expects interoperability but it never works as it should.
by SahAssar 4y ago
If there is no protocol nobody expects interoperability.
If there is a half-baked protocol everyone expects interoperability but it never works as it should.
- cratermoon 4y ago> never works as it should. Not only that, by exploiting ambiguities and gaps, protocols can be made to work as they shouldn't. At least that keeps the security consultants in business.