Maybe it's time for a minor reality check. We have come a long way since making your 1541 play a melody, cutting holes in a floppy to make it double sided or having sprites in the border of your C64 was considered fun creativity among the young ones. What went wrong, and who could possibly have seen that coming?
A computer is what it is, and it will never be a place to store a secret. That "war" has been going on for at least 40+ years now, and honestly, the biggest problem is that we've become so dependent on the computers while not being able to control it. If it's anything "computer", it can and will be hacked or cracked. Not that it is necessarily ethically correct, but to believe otherwise is being naive. And we don't want to be naive now, do we?
A computer is what it is, and it will never be a place to store a secret. That "war" has been going on for at least 40+ years now, and honestly, the biggest problem is that we've become so dependent on the computers while not being able to control it. If it's anything "computer", it can and will be hacked or cracked. Not that it is necessarily ethically correct, but to believe otherwise is being naive. And we don't want to be naive now, do we?