full-disclosure - Daniel Geer, author of cybersecurity screwed

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Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0309261717550.21182-100000@host49.duncable.cust.sover.net>
From: bruen at coldrain.net (Stormwalker)
Subject: Daniel Geer, author of cybersecurity screwed

 The other authors Rebecca Bace, Peter Gutmann, Perry Metzger, Charles
 Pfleeger, John Quarterman and Bruce Schneier are some of the top people
 in the security business, well known and well respected. Dan is an 
 outstanding security professional. If this is all true, this event is way 
 past a bad precedent. @Stake has crossed an important line and can no 
 longer be trusted at all, no matter  what their roots are. If the rest of 
 the employees at @Stake tolerate this, then they are not to be tusted either.

 I mentioned in a VeriSlime post the other day (using history as a guide) 
 things will get worse before they get better. This is an example of 
 things getting worse. Expect more.

                  cheers, bob