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For the record, that was not my thrust. (Can't speak for dlitz.) I was just surprised at your suggestion that better laws would reduce your workload at Matasa
by ScottBurson 14y ago
For the record, that was not my thrust. (Can't speak for dlitz.)
I was just surprised at your suggestion that better laws would reduce your workload at Matasano.
- dlitz 14y agoYou spoke for me well enough. If you reduce the number of computer criminals by 90%, it won't perceptibly change the amount of work that anyone has to put into writing secure programs, because the 10% of remaining criminals will still exploit everyone's vulnerabilities. If those laws impose friction on the rest of us (e.g. laws mandating wiretapping and/or filtering capability), then we all suffer huge aggregate costs for basically no gain.