Am 09.02.2013 08:06, schrieb Jon Callas:
> But I think there has to be fun with security. We talk a lot about how > security has to be usable, but I think fun is up there, too. If it's fun, > people will use it. They make their mistakes cheaply, and in a reasonably > safe environment. Most of all, they'll actually use it. That's been the > challenge of the last couple decades, getting people to use it. People use > things that they play with. I think thus that play is part of security, too. > What's "groundbreaking" in what we're doing is that we're having fun and > encouraging others to do so, too. +1 - A mixture of fun *and* education elements would attract my interest. Definitely. hugi (a *dumb average User* - No joke) _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list [email protected] http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography -- Andreas Bürki [email protected] S/MIME certificate - SHA1 fingerprint: ED:A5:F3:60:70:8B:4C:16:44:18:96:AE:67:B9:CA:77:AE:DA:83:11 GnuPG - GPG fingerprint: 5DA7 5F48 25BD D2D7 E488 05DF 5A99 A321 7E42 0227
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