When I was an undergrad, a typo in an init script could start your session on a different machine someone else was already using.
Designing in security really is a complete "start again", because it can't just be the network layer. (it has to be all the hardware implementing the network layer and pretty soon that's all the hardware.)
Worth doing, but no one's even close to putting up the money.
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Date: 2020-12-16 12:54 am (UTC)When I was an undergrad, a typo in an init script could start your session on a different machine someone else was already using.
Designing in security really is a complete "start again", because it can't just be the network layer. (it has to be all the hardware implementing the network layer and pretty soon that's all the hardware.)
Worth doing, but no one's even close to putting up the money.