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Everything short of perfect security involves cutting corners - if nowhere else, then in the dimension of time. Mostly we call those trade offs, with this huge
by MR4D 4y ago
Everything short of perfect security involves cutting corners - if nowhere else, then in the dimension of time.
Mostly we call those trade offs, with this huge gray area where we argue about whether something is a trade off or unreasonably cutting corners.
Again, these are difficult problems to address. The social aspect of getting humans to agree on something like this is hard.
- harikb 4y agoI agree. unless the one who stole the data comes and lays out the exact preventable vulnerability they exploited, this is just going to result in businesses paying through the roof for fake assurances of security from middlemen, indirectly passing the cost on to consumers/society.