from here |
The answer is almost certainly no, so stop asking already. Perhaps the question we should be asking is if any software is ever truly safe.
from here |
tweeted by Rob Rosenberger |
from here |
tweeted by @naehrdine |
from here |
tweeted by @andreasdotorg |
from here |
found on the meta picture |
from here |
found on i can has cheezburger |
from here (source image) |
from here (source image) |
found on the chive |
from here and here |
found on the meta picture |
from here |
found on the meta picture |
from here (source image) |
found on the meta picture |
from here (source image) |
found on the chive |
If you think searching an airplane passenger AFTER they get to their destination is going to stop anything bad from happening, you might be a security idiot
found on memebase |
from here |
tweeted by @LibertarianWing |
from here (source image) |
found on the meta picture |
from here (source video and image) |
tweeted by Rob Rosenberger |
from here |
found on i can has cheezburger |
from here or here (source article) |
tweeted by @SynAckPwn |
Java GTFO T-Shirts, Buttons, Stickers, Drinkware at Cafepress |
found on Dan Kaminsky's blog |
from here |
from here |
link to tweet |
from here |
The problem with smartphones is they're smart enough to betray youHopefully people take them both to heart, but definitely the part about being more wary of smartphones.
found on the meta picture |
from here |
tweeted by The Electronic Frontier Foundation |