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even when you can trust your provider, and often you can, not trusting them can be psychologically beneficial.
by nathants 4y ago
even when you can trust your provider, and often you can, not trusting them can be psychologically beneficial.
- eftychis 4y agoI mean, you need to be a bit realistic, and not kid yourself about who has access.
- justinjlynn 4y agoBetter to know for certain (up to confidence and security in the encryption/authentication and key management scheme(s)) than to have faith in the unknown processes and systems of a third party. However, as always, it's all about designing, implementing, and operating a good engineering solution to whatever threat model you have and use.
- nathants 4y agoi mean, we shouldn’t kid. a lot of kids, with excellent salaries, have access. i’m sure they are a varied bunch. their disposition and competencies are unknowable.