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From: cheekypeople at sec33.com (cheekypeople@...33.com) Subject: Security Sites www.seethrusec.co.uk www.net-security.org Quoting Harlan Carvey <keydet89@...oo.com>: > > > > I have been looking around and haven't found a > > very good security forum > > > and > > > I was wondering if anyone has some ideas. Im new > > to the security field and > > > am looking at learning as much as possible. Also > > maybe even some more > > > mailing lists. I appreciate everyone that posts > > here I enjoy reading the > > > comments. Thanks in advance > > Good luck. I've been at this since about '95 or so, > going on Usenet, listservs, forums, you name it. I > won't even begin to suggest that I've seen everything, > b/c I haven't. But in most of the cases I've seen, if > you open something up to the public, your > signal-to-noise ratio drops to very close to zero. > > There have been suggestions to start closed forums, > open only to people who are "in the business" and are > sponsored of validated by someone else. Well, what > happens then is that there is NO traffic, b/c > everyone's too busy, or are under NDAs, or the stuff > they do is classified... > > Anyway, just food for thought...I love the idea of a > specific list for security, but the only way to really > do it is to have it moderated, and that's a lot of work. > > _______________________________________________ > Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. > Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
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