full-disclosure - Our Industry Is Seriously Ethics Impaired

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Date: Wed Jul 27 17:05:02 2005
From: jftucker at gmail.com (James Tucker)
Subject: Our Industry Is Seriously Ethics Impaired

> > division, said: "This program will extend our research organization even
> > further, and enable us to tap some of the most brilliant minds in the
> > global security research community..
> >
> 
> i believe they will not "tap some of the most brilliant minds".
> when one reaches a certain level of expertise and/or experience, the chances
> that he is a money whore are low imho.

I've known quite a few very intelligent members of the industry adn to
suggest that their moral structures are similar wihtin their presence
could only lead to bad things.

Making such generalisations is not exactly an intelligent thing to do,
I think you will agree.

There is little point in this discussion, as it is largely but not
entirely subjective.
Please stop wasting bits, this will not come to an agreed conclusion.