The tech industry-wide lack of adequate concern about security is now at that stage that it may get people killed. https://twitter.com/robaeprice/status/863052554996940800 …
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wait until the penny drops that the submarines on Britain's nuclear weapons programme run Windows XP as well
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Don't be silly, they're on Windows 95...
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You can add the Russian ministry of interior to the listhttps://twitter.com/mynameisphilipp/status/863049451312730112 …
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Kind of, yeah. But there is only one person I know of who knows how to write software without security holes.
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Don't keep me in suspense. Who? I would have hired this person in an instant, before I retired.
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That's not it. It requires resources they don't have. It's confusing. Some updates force you to give up on privacy. https://twitter.com/semihenergin/status/863096234596122624 …
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noone wants to pay for security and even when they do most places can't recognize the right thing to pay for
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Do you understand why Microsoft Win is so weak and, say, Chromebook OS is not? If you do, you can probably figure out what I want.
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In hospitals patching/upgrading makes critical equipment (MRIs, monitors, drug pumps, etc) stop working. Same in other industries.
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Do you have an article about this? I have heard about this a lot.
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