whistleblower legislation, such as the
Sarbanes-Oxley Act?
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Benjamin Krueger
Give me ambiguity, or give me something else!
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Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html
Community Of
People Who Know What They're Doing. Thousands of little typical unix
sysadmins running around without a clue...
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Benjamin Krueger
Confidence is the mother of success. Cockyness is a mother of a time bomb.
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goes out. Maybe that's
acceptable for whatever business you work in. Some of us
cannot afford to diddle around with vague warnings and
security patches we cannot even verify, much less a constant
stream of downtimes which may or may not be necessary.
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Benjamin Krueger
Confidence is the mother
on it, but it is not ok for a
corporation to do the same? Since when were the people
who discover a vulnerability given exclusive rights to
further research that vulnerability?
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Benjamin Krueger
Nothing disables a giant space monkey quicker than an atomic wedgie
that
they obviously believe has been sufficiently mitigated?
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Benjamin Krueger
Nothing disables a giant space monkey quicker than an atomic wedgie
ps. Condescension. How does a request for users to refrain from fooling with
the web form constitute condescension
* Richard M. Smith ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030814 00:27]:
A Kia Sephia still comes with seatbelts and airbags even though it
doesn't have a DVD player. Cable and DSL modems need to come with
built-in firewalls for the same reason. However it's pretty clear that
home cable modems are going to
be used to
relay spam. Like it or not, spammers use open proxies for their
dirty deeds and that makes these ports very relevant to email
transactions.
This practice is becoming more common, so I would suggest making
provisions for it in your firewall logging and/or reporting.
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Benjamin Krueger
