One of the most annoying habits of computer professionals when talking about security is how we object to every idea by showing how a stupid/lazy end-user could render it useless.
It's not that users will never do that: it's that users can't get into secure habits if we paralyse ourselves into not providing reasonable tools.
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Yep.
One of the most annoying habits of computer professionals when talking about security is how we object to every idea by showing how a stupid/lazy end-user could render it useless.
It's not that users will never do that: it's that users can't get into secure habits if we paralyse ourselves into not providing reasonable tools.