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> It doesn't matter if your money is behind a five-foot-thick reinforced-concrete safe if the banker can be convinced to open it for an attacker. So we should
by markdown 14y ago
> It doesn't matter if your money is behind a five-foot-thick reinforced-concrete safe if the banker can be convinced to open it for an attacker.
So we should use thinner walls or none at all?
Don't be obtuse.
We talk about the walls, because stronger walls reduce the chances of a break-in.
- enraged_camel 14y ago>>So we should use thinner walls or none at all? This is the textbook definition of a strawman. What I am pointing out is that nobody is discussing how to train/educate humans to be more resistant to social engineering attacks. Instead there seems to be an echo chamber of "X system is so much secure than Y system!" which is really banal.