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Really they can both be true. They're just true for different constituencies. The vast majority of users are not targeted by active attacks, nor should they hav
by matthewdgreen 12y ago
Really they can both be true. They're just true for different constituencies. The vast majority of users are not targeted by active attacks, nor should they have reason to be. They may be hacked or subpoenaed after the fact.
- antihero 12y agoI thought that "active" attacks is exactly what we were trying to guard against?