Troy, 1200BCE (give or take a year). The Greeks have left their camp outside the walls, and in their place is a large wooden horse. Ignoring the cowardly sceptics, the Trojans open the gates, drag this thing inside the city and close and bar the gates. Then it’s party...
Passwords are a perennial problem. In a perfect world, we wouldn’t need passwords (or padlocks, or police officers, or burglar alarms). We could trust the world to mind its own business, and not interfere in ours. But as we are all too aware, our homes and businesses...
