Frank's point was that the static interface makes layering somewhere
between impractical and impossible. The static interface change should
be dumped so that layering is at least possible. Whether any given
security module is worth while is a separate issue.
I.e. that there are bad medicines around is a poor excuse to ban
syringes and demand that everyone be born with a strong immune system.
Why is it that security flame wars always end up reasoning with absurd
analogies? :-)
Crispin
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