What are the incentives? Cui bono?
If security is valued less than speed/efficiency/cost then things will be less secure.
It's good that the more serious one is more difficult to exploit. And it's good that things like this (might?) make designers take security more seriously. But it's hard to believe that the three-letter agencies won't continue to demand/find flaws in our electronics and communications systems. It is their job, after all...
Just my $0.02. I have no special knowledge.
Cheers,
Scott.
If security is valued less than speed/efficiency/cost then things will be less secure.
It's good that the more serious one is more difficult to exploit. And it's good that things like this (might?) make designers take security more seriously. But it's hard to believe that the three-letter agencies won't continue to demand/find flaws in our electronics and communications systems. It is their job, after all...
Just my $0.02. I have no special knowledge.
Cheers,
Scott.