Computer security issues cropped up during Viet Nam, and the US did the work, and found actually effective computer security models. We're in a society that has

Computer security issues cropped up during Viet Nam, and the US did the work, and found actually effective computer security models. We're in a society that has effectively memory holed them. Why is it necessary to have scanners running 24x7 on everything a computer is about to run? Why is it necessary to have Operating Systems that rely on ambient authority? Blaming Crowdstrike does nothing but distract from the fundamental design failure we ignore every day in our operating systems, Linux, MacOS, Windows, et al.