Oh, the fun idle musing of a non-security person. Its fun reading this list like watching Hollywood haxors attempt to hack something with some bizarre elaborat

Oh, the fun idle musing of a non-security person. Its fun reading this list like watching Hollywood haxors attempt to hack something with some bizarre elaborate graphic user interface nobody would ever write. > Identify risks that can kill people. While we are imagining things people are more likely to die from excess sugar intake, alcohol, or driving on a freeway than in military combat or from some "hacker". Those are huge risks costing more lives than a holocaust and at much greater expense. We need to isolate these systems. Talking about security with software developers who have never worked in security reminds of talking about performance. These things are like opinions. Everybody has opinions and most people become emotionally invested in their opinions as though their Monopoly money were something other than artificial. Usually though there is no actual investment of time, money, or professional experience in any of this. An outside observer might refer to this by colorful language. If you want your opinions on security (or performance) to be more than bullshit... write some software to solve for some part of this.