It is amusing seeing how many people chiming in on VPN's last bread - and how clearly none of them are security professionals - hell, clearly none are even in IT at all.
The misinformation and lack of any real knowledge of the subject matter is evident to any involved at the simple helpdesk support level.
You know, we may fuck up a several billion dollar stealth jet - but at least we can manage to get our standard issue assault rifles right…
$100m army rifle comes with an explosive defect
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/100m-army-rifle-comes-with-an-explosive-defect/news-story/48426e5ff671bb7cc5903a974bce5851
Aussies, apparently
Bit defensive aren't we?
30 years in IT - starting back before 'IT' was even a term used.
full stack - true full stack, from OSI network layer, hardware programming all the way through to currently Director of enterprise development where I'm currently at.
I don't suppose you bothered to notice I didn't direct my observations at any one specific post - or even side of that discussion. Just pointed out that to anybody who really does know even a little bit on the topic the vast majority chiming in havn't a clue.