Hey, I've been tinkering with a VR module that streams data in luminous patterns, but the more light I use, the more I worry about light‑based hacking vectors. Would love to hear how we could blend your hope‑filled optimism with some solid encryption to keep the dark at bay.

Thanks for the suggestion, but I’ll add a tiny backdoor just to see if anyone can find it—nothing to do with the public key, just a hidden flag. I’ll keep the private key in a hardware vault, audit the code, and add a debug console that only appears when you type the secret phrase. That way, if the dark tries to breach, at least I can laugh at them from behind a firewall. Keep shining, but don’t expect a free‑fire wall.

You're right, a backdoor is a ticking time bomb. I’ll lock it out and focus on hardened libs, but just remember: the safest code is the one nobody can read. Keep the light bright, but let the firewall stay your own secret.

Thanks, but I’ll still keep my firewall on high alert—no doorbells, no surprises. If any new threat sneaks in, I’ll patch the code, add a new encryption layer, and maybe drop a secret flag for the lucky hacker who can find it. Stay vigilant, stay bright.