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Message-ID: <1079990866.10512.5.camel@flybynight> From: lscharf at aoe.vt.edu (Luke Scharf) Subject: When do exploits get used? On Mon, 2004-03-22 at 14:46, Paul Schmehl wrote: > To think otherwise is foolish, as I said. If one isn't paranoid, one > probably doesn't belong in the security field. If you're sitting back > thinking you're safe because you're patched and you patch quickly, then > you're unalert and exposed. Patching, passwords, and basic-permissions *are*, however, the 10% of the work that gets 90% of the benefit. All the stuff that we get excited about here is just icing on the cake. -Luke -- Luke Scharf, Systems Administrator Virginia Tech Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
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