But will users in aggregate pay more when extra effort and resources are expended on security? Will you?
If the answer is no, then the smart developer has no financial incentive to do so, and every reason to segment security out as a premium feature.
Maybe MITM vulnerability counts as broken code. But as always, markets win. I don't think the status quo will change until users consider security assurances worth hard dollars.
If the answer is no, then the smart developer has no financial incentive to do so, and every reason to segment security out as a premium feature.
Maybe MITM vulnerability counts as broken code. But as always, markets win. I don't think the status quo will change until users consider security assurances worth hard dollars.