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Everyone will get hacked. It is obvious no one knows how to write completely secure software. It is also obvious no one knows how to never make operational mi
by StressedDev 3y ago
Everyone will get hacked. It is obvious no one knows how to write completely secure software. It is also obvious no one knows how to never make operational mistakes, never misconfigure software, never forget to remove access, always rotate secrets, etc.
- aborsy 3y agoIn fact, not everyone will get hacked. There are security mechanisms that could be used to significantly reduce the chance or increase the cost for the attackers, e.g., adding layers, sandboxing etc. The goal is not absolute security, rather practically secure systems against attackers with moderate resources. We can’t prove that a security company will not be breached. But once they have a significant breach, it might be time to move on. They likely have other problems. I’m looking at you LastPass! Okta holds the keys to the castle. It has had a security incidence in the past. A compromise of the Okta systems will have a huge impact on its users. The margin for error is small.
- spicymaki 3y agoWho hasn't been hacked?
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