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A common analogy is to think about traffic lights. If you run a penetration test, asking an individual to run a red light. You will achieve near 100% success.
by snake_doc 3y ago
A common analogy is to think about traffic lights.
If you run a penetration test, asking an individual to run a red light. You will achieve near 100% success.
However, when the traffic lights change actors’ behaviors to stop (at some probability such that it results in less collisions), most actors will stop according to the traffic lights.
- RiceRichardJ 3y agoThat's not a good analogy at all. The incentives and motivations are completely different. Many drivers would at one point or another consider running a red light in order to save some time. I don't think you can say the same about passengers wanting to hijack a flight.