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Putting it on paper in the first place is a big mistake because it probably isn't encrypted, it has probably been printed (printers are a bit scary in terms of
by hammyhavoc 3y ago
Putting it on paper in the first place is a big mistake because it probably isn't encrypted, it has probably been printed (printers are a bit scary in terms of security and privacy), there's cameras everywhere including in every pocket, and documents are easily duped, exfiltrated and observed, and you would likely have no easily-followed log of any of that. You also have to trust whoever does your disposal/recycling, and where there's people, there's dishonesty. Hence "zero trust" as a concept.
- bookofjoe 3y agoTo me "zero trust" = sadness. Can't/won't do it.
- hammyhavoc 3y agoInteresting! What about it makes you sad? I'm happier than ever because I don't need to worry anymore about if something is safe, because I know it is safe. Having sensitive data compromised would make me extremely sad.
- bookofjoe 3y agoConstant vigilance and suspicion erodes my soul.