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From: jcreegan at questarweb.com (John Creegan)
Subject: waa waa (was Finally the truth slips
out)
I thought this list was originally meant to focus primarily on "computer hardware/software" types of security issues. Malware, discovered exploitables, etc.
>>> Barry Fitzgerald <bkfsec@....lonestar.org> 08/06/04 03:05PM >>>
Paul Schmehl wrote:
> No, it's not excellent. There are tons of places on the web to spread
> this crap. This is not one of them.
>
>> And why does this have anything to do with security? Well a few things
>> come to mind.
>>
> I has *nothing* to do with security. Take to alt.i.hate.bush.
>
Normally, I'd agree...
However, in this case an argument can be made. Bush's intentions when
signing laws does have an affect on security. As does the current
security condition of the electoral process.
If people can post about the status of government computer security and
on legislation relating to security, then they can also comment on the
motivations of those actions.
Just because you don't like it's content, doesn't negate the value of
the message.
-Barry
p.s. Security has been a primary issue during Bush's presidency. I find
it odd how people can claim that discussion of this administration's
impact on security should be removed -- whichever way someone falls on
the political spectrum.
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