Except, this is software.
My favorite expression when things get heated: "Nobody is going to die."
There are exceptions, of course, but a vast majority of the work we do just doesn't matter in the context of life and nature.
My favorite expression when things get heated: "Nobody is going to die."
There are exceptions, of course, but a vast majority of the work we do just doesn't matter in the context of life and nature.
Bottom line, explaining away problems by saying 'nobody is going to die' is a downright dangerous statement IMO.
This isn't accurate, e.g. http://cryptome.org/2012/07/chile-comments.htm .
Bad crypto is actually much more dangerous than a single rogue dentist.
I thought this past year taught us that no information is safe. To expect that any system is entirely secure and ever will be is pure egotism.
I am glad to see cryptocat being much more careful with their wording.
As we all know, corporations are people, my friend.