I came across someone using the term "reliable" to also infer safe and
secure.
I contended that "reliable" does not automatically mean safe or secure.
I can think of cases where systems behave in a reliable (repeatable/predictable) way that is not safe and other that are reliable land certainly not secure. I have seen a demo of a very reliable system that has a completely open password and will then use a well-known comms protocol to give you any information you ask for. Though it is safe doing what it is supposed to do (as long as you can't re-purpose it to be dangerous).
What is the current thinking? Does "reliable" also infer safe or secure?
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