> Instead of giving them an advice, we who understand how it works should make these things defaults and not let them exposed. This is missing the point. The a

> Instead of giving them an advice, we who understand how it works should make these things defaults and not let them exposed. This is missing the point. The article states the security advice is actively harmful, in that applying it is more costly than the expected returns warrant. Just enforcing those costs on users doesn't help.