You forget the random acts of clod: 1. e-mailing passwords and personal information (because customers need doxed by their e-mail providers) 2. shipping comme

You forget the random acts of clod: 1. e-mailing passwords and personal information (because customers need doxed by their e-mail providers) 2. shipping commercial beta source code to customers because someone was too impatient to learn how to package the product with a clearly labeled build script 3. shipping master x509 signing keys to random users because they are "good people" and can be trusted 4. deleting random database records with administrative privileges because it looked complicated and messy. Then tell users to pack data into document labels after destroying the key relationships. 5. goofing with passwords, then issuing a support ticket when they get auto-banned from the system If you think an external adversary is more dangerous than someone who shouldn't have administrative privileges, than you have never dealt with real sentient liabilities. This is why people get grey beards... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBpw1sdFu2w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBpw1sdFu2w