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• nazgulnarsil 13y ago
  This is actually quite interesting though worded a bit strangely/abstractly. He's saying that the strong thief prefers a world in which low level thievery is guarded against because it makes targets fatten themselves up believing themselves to be safe.
  • chuangtzu 13y ago
    Would the thief then prefer a world full of greater doubts?
• mc32 13y ago
  I think s/he's saying that current security only protects us from script kiddies; so whatever we do only 'protects' data from them but data cannot be protected against state-sponsored attacks (but gives people a false sense of security)? Altho' I don't quite agree with some of the implied premise, because it's not as if script kiddies can/would take data away (making it unavailable). But the false sense of security is relevant.
• icebraining 13y ago
  It's a quote: http://homepages.engineering.auckland.ac.nz/~snor007/docs/Tao/ChuangTse/ChuangTse.html http://homepages.engineering.auckland.ac.nz/~snor007/docs/Ta...