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interest-only, adjustable-rate, subprime mortgages on skyscraper favelas in code -- in earthquake zones
Topic: Miscellaneous 5:40 am EDT, Jul 14, 2015

Zeynep Tufekci:

We are building skyscraper favelas in code --  in earthquake zones.

Wes Felter:

We're getting into interest-only adjustable-rate subprime technical debt.

Zeynep Tufekci:

The big problem we face isn't coordinated cyber-terrorism, it's that software sucks. Software sucks for many reasons, all of which go deep, are entangled, and expensive to fix. (Or, everything is broken, eventually). This is a major headache, and a real worry as software eats more and more of the world.

Robert Graham:

SQLi, phishing, bad passwords, and lack of patches are the Four Horsemen of the cybersecurity apocalypse, not software quality.

Jeff Atwood:

A ransomware culture ... does not feel very far off ...



 
 
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