This &@!@ thing has better, clearer explanations and guidance than the "security" help pages of tech companies with billions in market cap.https://twitter.com/ruskin147/status/863044355036246016 …
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Point is this is all set up to repeatedly fail the users with ZERO repercussions ever for the company. Kids ambulances are being diverted.
I think the problem is not the bug, but the networked design that amplifies bugs. If someone has to break into my house to reprogram my
fridge, this is more secure than if someone in australia can reprogram a fridge via hacking some Silicon Valley cloud account/protocol/...
Protip: stop using the word "bug". Use the word "defect".
This is a wildly misplaced argument. You're asking for bug-free software while absolving corps that didn't bother deploying the bug fixes
I am doing neither. Everyone should update their software. Everything has bugs. But it's not that simple for multiple reasons.
We know how to develop software free of serious defects. It's slow and expensive, but not "hard".
Who would "we" be? We don't know, because to do so would require predicting the consequence of all possible uses and we're not good at that.
Don't accept it. Get off the net. Sell your CE gear. Write with a pen on paper. . .
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