[YOWIE]

Apps Security & Safety​

There is absolutely no denying it that if a human wrote the "app" (software) (program) ... a human can "HACK" the software program, .... if a computer wrote the software,... then a computer can hack the software.

No sooner than a "software program" is released (& even before) it will have hackers trying to "hack the program.

NOTHING on the Interweb is actually safe. It may not be immediate, but at some stage, it can quite possibly & potentially be hacked.

Consider the good 'ol days when hard copies prevailed, ... to get to them required... getting past security, ... lights, cameras, guards, ... physically breaking in, finding files, retrieving files, carrying out files, ... again getting past security measures,.....
A ton of trouble to get the required result.

NOTHING we do on the internet is "actually" ☆safe☆ , we are listened to, we are monitored, and we are observed, ... in most cases, this is now the norm, ... but at random, or by human input & error, we can be hacked at a moments notice.

Again, nothing is actually safe on the internet. This has been proved over & over, & security measures to "tighten" just gives hackers more things to hack.

 

[Sethia Soliman]

Apps Security & Safety​

There is absolutely no denying it that if a human wrote the "app" (software) (program) ... a human can "HACK" the software program, .... if a computer wrote the software,... then a computer can hack the software.

No sooner than a "software program" is released (& even before) it will have hackers trying to "hack the program.

NOTHING on the Interweb is actually safe. It may not be immediate, but at some stage, it can quite possibly & potentially be hacked.

Consider the good 'ol days when hard copies prevailed, ... to get to them required... getting past security, ... lights, cameras, guards, ... physically breaking in, finding files, retrieving files, carrying out files, ... again getting past security measures,.....
A ton of trouble to get the required result.

NOTHING we do on the internet is "actually" ☆safe☆ , we are listened to, we are monitored, and we are observed, ... in most cases, this is now the norm, ... but at random, or by human input & error, we can be hacked at a moments notice.

Again, nothing is actually safe on the internet. This has been proved over & over, & security measures to "tighten" just gives hackers more things to hack.

This is a pretty good reminder. My uncle, who is an IT guy, has always been so insistent on being extra careful with everything we do on the internet as he knows how dangerous it actually is.