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@thegrugq this was the entire premise of @quinnnorton's #hopex talk.
We can secure the things people actually do, or we can tell them to do things differently. Only one of these has any chance of working
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@OaklandElle@quinnnorton did it last longer than a tweet? -
@thegrugq@quinnnorton there were examples! :D -
@OaklandElle@quinnnorton seems self evident to me, but that's probably because I thoughtlead so hard -
@thegrugq it does seem self-evident, but much like everything else, "self-evident" doesn't tend to translate into actual practice. -
@OaklandElle well, turns out people do really stupid shit and securing it is hard. -
@thegrugq do you think relative security is a feasible goal for the general public? - Show more
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@thegrugq s/only/at most/
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@thegrugq how do we make it secure to use the same password on every website? Add ZKPP protocol to browsers? -
@ZoFreX integrate a password manager into the browser and sync to all the users devices, like iCloud Keychain. -
@thegrugq that sounds like telling them to do things differently to me :p doesn't solve signing in on someone else's computer either
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@thegrugq@grsecurity I agree what I call the Basic Infosec Fallacyhttps://twitter.com/daniel_bilar/statuses/443125465289854976?tw_i=443125465289854976&tw_e=permalink&tw_p=archive … -
@thegrugq@cryptostorm_is 3rd option : build secure things that are _easier_ to use than insecure ones. -
@thegrugq@thisisdebasish God I've seen this time and again. How things should be rather than how things are. Few quickly adjust and regroup
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