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The fear is justified though. We fix security holes because they are security holes, not because they have been exploited before.
by KeplerBoy 2y ago
The fear is justified though. We fix security holes because they are security holes, not because they have been exploited before.
- remixff2400 2y agoSeconding this: you don't try and fix things after the damage has been done, you try and anticipate _where_ and _when_ the damage could be done. In this case, giving a foreign _adversarial_ (<- emphasis) government significant leverage over citizen sentiment is a massive security hole.