full-disclosure - DCOM/RPC story (Analogy)

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Message-ID: <1566696496.20030901160855@chabot.net>
From: marc at chabot.net (Marc Chabot (.net))
Subject: DCOM/RPC story (Analogy)

wood>Security News Portal

wood> possibly these media moguls should hire a compitent security
wood> advisor before releasing such rubbish to the general populace.

No, they shoudn't. Medias are doing entertainment, not information.
Accurate information isn't as entertaining as "rubbish", as you put
it, wood. It's just a business, whatever brings more money win, so
entertainment (or info-tainment if you prefer) wins most of the
time. Reality is irrelevant for media moguls, but money is.  So, get
over it, and stop wasting your life watching the telly.  Open your
window and throw the idiot box down the street!

Most people don't think, they regurgitate, much of their ideas (if not
all) are borrowed from the telly.  media moguls give the homer
simpsons of this world what they want: entertainment.  So, no, they
don't need to hire a competent security advisor.

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