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They've really improved a lot. They used to be abysmal, but all of the scrutiny and high profile attacks have forced vendors to invest in bringing them up to me
by brookst 4y ago
They've really improved a lot. They used to be abysmal, but all of the scrutiny and high profile attacks have forced vendors to invest in bringing them up to merely terrible.
- jeroenhd 4y agoVendors upgrading to simply terrible security doesn't mean their customers are protected. After all, why not use the opportunity to sell the Super Security Plus+ version of the existing hardware for a nice fee?
- rickdeckard 4y agoBecause the majority of your customers and you yourself sit in the working groups which created that "non-secure version" of the standard. Either your customer would disagree with the premise of the standard implementation being "insufficiently secure" or your contribution to security should be reviewed as an evolution to the standard. Result: Security is not being questioned in this realm of commercial discussion.