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type0
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Home Computers Connected to the Internet Aren't Pr...
> "In today's mechanized world, it appears to be a virtual certainty that houses connected to the earth can—and eventually will—be broken into."
Or rather "... houses with doors can —and eventually will—be broken into."
type0
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Also: "... houses with WINDOWS can —and eventually will—be broken into."
allendoerfer
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Even as a programmer I would much rather have to get through "… houses with WALLS …" than through reasonably strong encryption, the task might require strength, but is quite straightforward.
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And its easier to break into the average house than the average pc.
rqebmm
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Maybe, but it's definitely easier to break into a million PC's than a million houses.
ComodoHacker
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Moreover, many houses also have BACK DOORS!
type0
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Sure, but you can decide if you want keep the key under the rug beside that door.
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Or rather "... houses with doors can —and eventually will—be broken into."