On Tue, 2002-11-19 at 17:03, Gregory Kornblum wrote: > > Blackhat now pimps his skillz/collection of tarballs to the > > highest bidder for corporate jobs of "espionage" against > > their competitors....and as the holes are unknown, there is > > no way to protect against those holes by the internet at large. > > > > Its like turning a kid loose in a candy store, and the > > storekeeper is blind, and deaf. > > > > And don't tell me that blackhats have any scruples that would > > compell them to not do this....utter bullshit. > > Yes I am not saying that this creates a perfect world. Just a better one. I > would rather have 5 malicious geniuses than 50 malicious dumb kids any day. > Right now we have both. > Strange, my experience is that without full-disclosure you have 5 malicious geniuses and 50 malicious dumb kids and 50% of users with a program that gives them extra privileges on the machines they work. But hey, I was only the sysadmin back then, so I may be wrong.
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Jo�o Miguel Neves
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