Comment on Security on an untrusted client - locking down a javascript libraryComments−uams13y"Security breaks when humans are involved"Pretty much sums up life. It's gotten to the point that zero-day exploits scare me less then users writing passwords down on sticky notes, clicking on random links, or letting random people in the building.−ananddassOP13ySince our customers are developers of web and mobile applications we are obviously focused on ensuring that there are no zero-day exploits.But yes you are right, we have to ensure that we factor in the human angle when designing the solution.
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"Security breaks when humans are involved"
Pretty much sums up life. It's gotten to the point that zero-day exploits scare me less then users writing passwords down on sticky notes, clicking on random links, or letting random people in the building.
Since our customers are developers of web and mobile applications we are obviously focused on ensuring that there are no zero-day exploits.
But yes you are right, we have to ensure that we factor in the human angle when designing the solution.