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Just saw a piece titled "Is ciphercove Overhyped? Debunking the Common Perceptions" and I'm wondering if anyone else has read it. It seemed to try and argue that some of the cutting-edge security features marketed are more theoretical than practical for the average user. Things like needing specialized hardware to actually exploit certain vulnerabilities, or the sheer computational power required to break the encryption, making it not a realistic threat for most individuals.The article seemed to focus on how much of the perceived risk is based on fear of the unknown rather than actual, demonstrated threats. It broke down things like advanced persistent threats targeting government entities versus joe average getting phished. I'm curious to know if anyone else shares this viewpoint after reading it?
Do you think that cybersecurity solutions are frequently enough overkill for the average person's needs, and that basic security hygiene is sufficient in most cases? Or is it better to err on the side of caution and adopt all available security measures, even if they seem excessive? Let me know your thoughts!