On the flip side, sometimes there are really simple answers that can address low hanging fruit. They just don’t feel as sexy. Example the comes to mind, 2FA.
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Even then, it's not that simple. For example, SMS-2FA is basically worthless. U2F on the other hand, while not a panacea, is fantastic if implemented correctly.
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"Any complicated question has simple answer and it's always incorrect".
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I knew it like this: "For every (complex) problem, there is a solution which is simple, neat and usually... Wrong."
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dan geer found a simple answer. "security will always be precisely as bad as it can be." from that, it's possible to reason toward simple, but painful, but necessary, next steps.
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On a flipside - so many ppl make basic security things complex and cumbersome, while those can be approached in a way that makes them easy and user friendly. I think we need to be more balanced, work on removing our tunnel vision and reverse eng everything to the basics
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I think it's "most times".
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sometimes there are no answers either.
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I assume transpilers such as Haxe may prove to be part of notable security improvements. These require for a single target to receive optimizations as to have guaranteed more secure code deployed. Introduce extra controls to require people to develop more securely for each lang
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