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Similarly from Notes From An Emergency [1] by Maciej Cegłowski: "It's not clear that anyone can secure large data collections over time. The asymmetry between
by jcalx 3y ago
Similarly from Notes From An Emergency [1] by Maciej Cegłowski:
"It's not clear that anyone can secure large data collections over time. The asymmetry between offense and defense may be too great. If defense at scale is possible, the only way to do it is by pouring millions of dollars into hiring the best people to defend it. Data breaches at the highest levels have shown us that the threats are real and ongoing. And for every breach we know about, there are many silent ones that we won't learn about for years.
A successful defense, however, just increases the risk. Pile up enough treasure behind the castle walls and you'll eventually attract someone who can climb them. The feudal system makes the Internet more brittle, ensuring that when a breach finally comes, it will be disastrous."
[1] https://idlewords.com/talks/notes_from_an_emergency.htm https://idlewords.com/talks/notes_from_an_emergency.htm