full-disclosure - Security Industry Under Scrutiny: Part One

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From: hggdh at attbi.com (HggdH)
Subject: Security Industry Under Scrutiny: Part One

----- Original Message -----
From: "sockz loves you" <sockz@...il.com>
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--> (...) disclosing bugs to a public forum makes them known not only to
system admins but
--> also malicious users (...)

Ah well, here I go.

Just one comment on this whole thing: do I hear 'let's censor'? AFAIK, in
the long run it makes no difference whatsoever if you go hiding data. If you
wish to create an elite... you should not worry. Elites are built every day.
Some last, some do not. So what?

Even the kabbalah is open to anyway wishing to learn. Knowledge can be used
to either make you a sage, or a fool. Or, perhaps, to allow you to survive.