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Re:Cybersecurity Pros Name Their Price as Hacker Attacks Swell by godelski on Wednesday August 07, 2019 @06:43PM (#20639989)
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but If there's no holes in the application/web stack to be exploited, then there's no getting in. Right?

Right. But there's a saying. "Nothing in unhackable". There in lies the problem. If you can build an unhackable system you literally can get whatever salary you want. If you can convince someone that such a thing is possible. But I'm pretty sure that'd count as fraud.

Re:Cybersecurity Pros Name Their Price as Hacker Attacks Swell by novok on Wednesday August 07, 2019 @07:26PM (#20640300)
An unhackable system is like saying an invincible building.

They both will never exist with the proper 'adversary'.

Re:Cybersecurity Pros Name Their Price as Hacker Attacks Swell by godelski on Wednesday August 07, 2019 @09:12PM (#20640950)
I'm confused at your reply. Did you think I suggested something might be unhackable? Because I suggested that nothing is unhackable.
Re:Cybersecurity Pros Name Their Price as Hacker Attacks Swell by thijsvandien on Thursday August 08, 2019 @04:51AM (#20642851)
> If you can build an unhackable system you literally can get whatever salary you want.

Does it have to be useful?

On a more serious note, similarly to being able to break RSA in ‘little’ time, having that kind of skill would not result in financial wealth but a huge risk to your physical and mental/emotional well-being. Imagine who would come knocking on your door (assuming they won’t straight out abduct you), and trying to tell them no.