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As long as we keep treating security as a purely technical problem the state of software isn't going to improve significantly. Responsibility tends to catch up
by boracay 12y ago
As long as we keep treating security as a purely technical problem the state of software isn't going to improve significantly. Responsibility tends to catch up with things. It's mostly a question if it's going to benefit software or not.
- pvnick 12y agoI disagree. Preventing vulnerabilities is not primarily an "attitude problem." Writing code is hard enough as it is, and writing flawless code that can withstand hostile attacks is really hard. Odds favor vulnerability existence, and when bad ones are inevitably discovered in production systems people always claim the whole process is broken. That being said, this one is pretty bad.
- boracay 12y agoThe demand for "safe"[0] software is going to reach critical mass sooner or later. The question is if it's going to be solved by good tools, processes and education or app stores, insurance ratings and regulation. Software isn't much different from other types of infrastructure.
- ploxiln 12y agowell, except for the rate of change