> Practically a fully patched iPhone or Pixel without sketchy apps is a very hard target and exploits have a limited lifetime. Yes, those are two well-known qu

> Practically a fully patched iPhone or Pixel without sketchy apps is a very hard target and exploits have a limited lifetime. Yes, those are two well-known quantities, and possibly best in the world. Now try to tell security of something random - if I take a random Linix server, or a wifi-connected bosh dishwasher, ir smart TV, and I ask 100 IT proffeshionals, which one is insecure, how many of them can tell? > Why are governments so bad at mandating security? Paralysis in Congress and the EU Why are corporations so bad at securiry? My internet provider ships a router so obsolete, first google search explains how to PWN it, eith instructions any 12 year old can follow The problem is the whoke industry is engaged in deception, "we are taking security seriously". If they were selling garage locks, there would be lawsuits seeking conpensation for stolen car due to negligence in design and lying to the customer