We have covered some security issues in previous chapters, but for some issues that seem to be frequently ignored, we need to cover them with a little bit more depth than the small info box in the middle of the text and see why they are such large issues when used improperly. While it might seem like a lot of work to implement all the things we pointed out in various warnings and info boxes, the smaller the attack surface you provide to your potential intruders, the better you will be in the long run. That said, unless you are working on deploying this system for a government agency, I expect that there will be some compromises but I urge you to strongly weigh the pros and cons for each otherwise you risk getting that dreaded midnight call about an intrusion.