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A Voice of Sanity from SANS
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A Voice of Sanity from SANS
A Voice of Sanity from SANS
Eric Fitzgerald
12 Aug 2005 5:19 PM
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I was reading
SANS NewsBites
, a weekly email newsletter describing significant news around information security. I came across
this
article summary about a "security researcher" who got a light jail sentence after hacking into several organizations' systems without invitation. One of the editors,
Marcus Ranum
, author of
The Myth of Homeland Security
, added a comment that is pretty rarely heard in the IT security community. I'm not allowed to quote, but to summarize, his point was that the IT security community still glorifies & legitimizes criminals & miscreants and as a result we keep creating more of them.
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