An Interview with Bruce Schneier, Renowned Security Technologist
“First and most important: do not rely on security advice from Q&A interviews in random college magazines. The threats you face are probably much more serious than that.”
“First and most important: do not rely on security advice from Q&A interviews in random college magazines. The threats you face are probably much more serious than that.”
“Ordinarily I’d be well into thinking about some new topic by now, but this time I’m not. I have no project. That feels weird and unpleasant.”
“That’s the brand we’re going for, and it’s a tricky brand to go for, because you don’t want to be dull, or finger-wagging, or sanctimonious.”
“To me, working is part of staying alive.”
“I just think there’s a big question right now about whether we’ll continue to have anonymity in public.”
“If everyone sees how patently unfair this system is but you, you’re living on borrowed time.”
“I don’t have a byline anymore, but what I’m doing now is as big a thrill as anything I’ve ever done.”
“I would bet that in most of your classes, there’s a glaring void and a lack of a theologically conservative, as opposed to politically conservative, religious point of view.”