It seems more like a manifesto than a guide. Many of us are not cryptographers, we have not been educated on what we can do to solve this. This isn't about th

It seems more like a manifesto than a guide. Many of us are not cryptographers, we have not been educated on what we can do to solve this. This isn't about the idiocy / ignorance behind the Adobe breach with merely encrypted (not hashed) passwords. What would really help is a set of patterns that we can apply, the consequences of what we can do with the data and what we cannot, and what "guarantees" it gives us and the owners of said data.