I think the points in the piece have some merit but I see something wrong in how it's said. Yes, you have to check HTML to remove bad tags on client side no matter what, yes you need 2FA no matter what.
But surely this does not mean we shouldn't write robust systems which make good actors do things like sign the products or compute checksums or whatever helps signal intent from the source, modulo a trust framework
Or, that we have the conversation about pervasive anonymity online and what it does. Or the roles of intermediate systems good and bad.
But surely this does not mean we shouldn't write robust systems which make good actors do things like sign the products or compute checksums or whatever helps signal intent from the source, modulo a trust framework
Or, that we have the conversation about pervasive anonymity online and what it does. Or the roles of intermediate systems good and bad.