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Stones, Fire and Water
Tim Mullen, 2002-11-11

A nasty trade secret lawsuit displays the ugly side of the network security industry.

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Stones, Fire and Water 2002-11-11
TL
Well written 2002-11-11
Anonymous (1 replies)
Well written 2002-11-11
Anonymous
Stones, Fire and Water 2002-11-11
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Stones, Fire and Water 2002-11-12
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Axe 2 Grind? 2002-11-13
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Stones, Fire and Water 2002-11-13
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Stones, Fire and Water 2002-11-14
TW
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Stones, Fire and Water 2002-11-15
Anonymous HoG'r! (1 replies)
Stones, Fire and Water 2002-11-17
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Anonymous
Homeland Security? Or Big Brothers Eyes 2002-11-15
Anonymous
IT's amazing that people in the US aren't more atuned as to what the Govt is doing,they think when the Government comes up with Security that if they are coming up with it then it must be ok. The writers of the Constitution are spinning in there repectable graves where ever they lie.
For the People by the People, not By the Governments best interest. I mean they couldn't spot Enron how are they ever going to stop Terrorism?

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