Quotes About Security

The naked man fear no pickpocket

The knowledge that she was needed by something living, that she could benefit another creature, produce happiness, or contentment, or just a feeling of security--somehow it filled a part of her as nothing else had.

Scared money can't win and a worried man can't love.

You might think that fingerprints and numbers give you a distinct identity. But soon there will be no identity so distinct as simply to have none. The truth is that everyone is under arrest. Or soon will be. They dont have to restrict your movements. They just have to know where you are.

Your only real safety would be in disappearing.

Humility is the fruit of inner security and wise maturity. To be humble is to be so sure of one's self and one's mission that one can forego calling excessive attention to one's self and status.

It's a good idea to have your own books with you in a strange place

Only in books could you find pity, comfort, happiness – and love. Books loved anyone who opened them, they gave you security and friendship and didn't ask anything in return, they never went away, never, not even when you treated them badly. Love, truth, beauty, wisdom and consolation against death.

depois de acordar de um pesadelo, nada a sossegava mais do que a respiração do pai, ali ao seu lado, e o folhear das páginas. Nada conseguia espantar mais rapidamente os sonhos maus do que o sussurrar do papel impresso.

Books loved anyone who opened them, they gave you security and friendship and didn't ask anything in return, they never went away, never, not even when you treated them badly.

The Bill of Rights was written before data-mining, he said. He was awesomely serene, convinced of his rightness. The right to freedom of association is fine, but why shouldn't the cops be allowed to mine your social network to figure out if you're hanging out with gangbangers and terrorists?

This sounds like you're saying that national security is more important than the Constitution.

The important thing about security systems isn't how they work, it's how they fail.

So close the book and go. The world is full of security systems. Hack one of them.

Anytime someone puts a lock on something that belongs to you and doesn't give you a key, that lock is not there for your benefit.

Any complex system is sport for a hacker;

Any time you had a cipher, you were vulnerable to someone smarter than you coming up with a way of breaking it.

Marcus is a great example of that way of thinking. He's always looking for ways a security system fails.

Trading privacy for security is stupid enough; not getting any actual security in the bargain is even more stupid.

The Nazi cipher was called Enigma, and they used a little mechanical computer called an Enigma Machine to scramble and unscramble the messages they got.

I miss the days when forensic accountancy and security engineering were distinct fields.

Any data you collect will probably leak, any data you retain will definitely leak, and we're putting data-collection capability into fucking lightbulbs now.

It was considered insanely hard to poison a computer's BIOS remotely, but if I was going to rebuild a computer that had been fatally pwned, ignoring the BIOS would be like changing all your house locks after losing your keys but leaving all the windows unlocked.

He had lots of guns, but you can't shoot germs.