Word of the Day - Faucet

faucet

/ˈfɔːsɪt/
noun
North American
A tap.

Origin
Late
Middle English (denoting a bung for the vent hole of a cask, or a tap
for drawing liquid from a container): from Old French fausset, from
Provençal falset, from falsar ‘to bore’. The current sense dates from
the mid 19th century.

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Every person with access to secrets is a potential leak. The more secrets you have, the more
times leaks will be a problem. The only safe secret is one only you know. If you have a tendency to blurt out how smart you are, you can't even count on those secrets remaining secure.
Every faucet is a potential leak.