The largest #security breaches over the last year in one graph. #hackingpic.twitter.com/CK1Ir0hDi1
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@peterjmsimons@nickszabo4 we've known about breach vulnerability empirically since 2002 - SB1386. Only surprise is when change will happen?
@iang_fc @peterjmsimons As long as sys admins insist on full root access, instead of separation of duties, problems will continue.
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@nickszabo4@peterjmsimons insider problems around 60% of all breaches, in most surveys I've seen -
@iang_fc@peterjmsimons Citation / link?
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@iang_fc@NickSzabo4@peterjmsimons The problem isn't always sysadmins, the problem is often devs who need to see what's encrypted. -
@wolfoftheair@nickszabo4@peterjmsimons Need to establish procedure for routine access, dual party; and extraordinary access. -
@wolfoftheair@nickszabo4@peterjmsimons If we had systems where the riles were simple and followed, yes. Where we had consumer buy-in, yes. -
@iang_fc@NickSzabo4@peterjmsimons It'd be a lot easier to get consumer buy-in if they were actually documented and not hidden backdoors. -
@wolfoftheair@nickszabo4@peterjmsimons and you wan't get open doco unless the author wants to consider herself one of the consumers. -
@iang_fc@NickSzabo4@peterjmsimons Until gov't is considered one of the consumers, as well. And until gov't subsidizes some portion of it. -
@iang_fc@NickSzabo4@peterjmsimons Without gov't access, gov't just seizes passwords and keys. -
@wolfoftheair@iang_fc@peterjmsimons That makes them go through normal legal procedural channels -- win.
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