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Modern systems are so large and intertwined that attackers can reach pacemakers, cars with hundreds of computers controlling brakes, and power grids 10,000 miles away, so the core claim is to build trustworthy secure systems by removing code weaknesses before release rather than constant patching. The engineering solution emphasizes system architecture, rigorous processes and security design principles like least privilege, least functionality, least persistence, and warns that AI platforms such as chat GPT and Grock act as opaque black boxes that need transparency.
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