A few more thoughts on the Coinbase security incident

Great video, Alex. Thanks for sharing your insights. I feel like I came away better understanding some of the challenges of keeping information secure and how a lot of it is a people problem. Wish company's like Coinbase and River were not required by law to become honeypots.

Bro you gotta stop using those airpods, retvrn to wired

Very good honest take. Securing systems is much harder at a large company. But also - important to note that all companies and computers are constantly under attack and being probed from the outside. Every server I’ve ever run is under attack from the moment it comes online.

River World Order

Well said

100% What many don't understand is that almost all of those security holes are humans. It's almost always people, not code.

Know Your Employee (KYE). One bad insider can wipe out a decade of trust overnight.

All is good, they bribed people on the datacenters to get to 1% of the users data. they put out a 20mm bounty to catch them

The industry's top priority should be lobbying against legal obligations to store information that endangers customers.