So in laymanspeak, what do people with mponey in thier bank accounts do.
Withdraw it all, hire a gooney with a gun to gaurd our gold stuffed matresses?
Is this going to force the wise to shy away from credit. 
I doubt that the whole sky is falling. I am much less security savy than most 
of you but the general impression I got is that it is going to get a whole lot 
worse,
with some of the other comments it looks like certain systems will be harder to 
crack, but it will get real bad before suits switch from M$ to OpenBSd.
 
The main concerns of people like me are what about the identity theft problem,
 and what sort of pressures does this put on our present monetery system.
I would hate to see politicians say that in order to be safe we have to trust 
them manage our money with thier solutions.
                                                   
                                                                  Confused


> I agree with some of Jacob's points, but I think there
> is a bit of a disconnect between:
> 
> > yeah, security is hard.  it's not something that
> > just happens.
> 
> and 
> 
> > sorry, but as we've discussed before, if you leave
> > your front
> > door open, it's your fault if someone comes and
> > takes your stuff.
> 
> At this stage of the game, there aren't many
> enterprises that I'd say are leaving their front doors
> open. Rather, with giant networks, 10s of thousands of
> hosts, 100s of applications to support, remote
> offices, etc. ad infinitum, the issue is that security
> is indeed difficult, and its near impossible to
> properly address every risk in any size environment. 
> 
> I don't see any 'endgame' with regard to
> infosec/hackers/etc. I look at the landscape the same
> way as normal cops and robbers - people will continue
> to commit crimes, and a huge number of $ will be spent
> (and people employed) to try and address the problem. 
> 
> A sad and pessimistic viewpoint, but I believe it's
> realistic. 
> 
> Jason
> 
> 
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