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@sawaba But, boogeyman! We have to be scared because they’re getting scarier.
(Aside. This originally auto-corrected to “bougie man.” Which, while not right, is also technically not wrong.)
I'm baffled every time someone claims attackers are getting more advanced and sophisticated. They don't need to be, because their targets aren't getting more advanced or sophisticated.
Adversaries aren't about doing extra work they don't need to do to achieve their goals.
My Windows notebook doesn’t work reliably. My smart fridge doesn’t work. My app-enabled snow service doesn’t work reliably. Groceries and food delivery, unreliable. And the automated support I call isn’t reliable.
I’m beginning to rethink embedding IT in everything.
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