"The tyranny of the default" dictates that a warning notice on the documentation is not enough to prevent insecure implementations going live. For proof you need to look no further than the creation of the internet itself, IPv4 was a test solution that got into use. We need to create better defaults, even if it is just for test setups.
"The tyranny of the default" dictates that a warning notice on the documentation is not enough to prevent insecure implementations going live. For proof you need to look no further than the creation of the internet itself, IPv4 was a test solution that got into use. We need to create better defaults, even if it is just for test setups.