Buzzword Bonanza

Buzzword Bonanza
Elias Levy, SecurityFocus 2000-05-01

Security companies can make headlines by using the right jargon, even when it's wrong.

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A couple of comments 2000-05-01
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Re: A couple of comments 2000-05-02
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No, you are missing the point. A backdoor does not have to be intentional, nor does it have to be hidden. Where are you assuming these qualities from? Let's face it, Elias, the extent of your security knowledge is encompassed in one sentence "Do I either (A)ccept this post or (R)eject this post?"

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Re: A definition from an observer 2000-05-03
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Re: A definition from an observer 2000-05-05
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A couple of comments 2000-05-02
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A couple of comments 2000-05-05
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Glad to see this... 2000-05-01
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Simple solution. 2000-05-04
Anonymous

Not back door by Def. used 2000-05-05
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Microsoft did the same at Win2K 2000-05-05
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