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Crime? What crime?
Kelly Martin, 2005-09-14

If there's one thing I've learned in the past few years as editor of SecurityFocus, it's that there is absolutely no saving grace in the security world. Everyone is a target, everyone is vulnerable and exposed, and no one is safe from, well... anything.

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Crime? What crime? 2005-09-15
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Thanks mom! ...but... 2005-09-15
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Re: Re: Thanks mom! ...but... 2005-10-01
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times have changed 2005-09-22
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Re: times have changed 2005-09-26
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Crime? What crime? 2005-09-15
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Re: Crime? What crime? 2005-09-29
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Crime? What crime? 2005-09-15
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Crime? What crime? 2005-09-15
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Check the chard on The "Badness Gap" 2005-09-15
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Crime of the mind... 2005-09-16
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One Word 2005-09-17
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Security? What Security? 2005-09-19
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Hackers vs Criminals 2005-09-19
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Never has been morals... 2005-09-19
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Crime? What crime? 2005-09-20
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Crime? What crime? 2005-09-20
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Re: Crime? What crime? 2005-09-20
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Re: Crime? What crime? 2005-09-20
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Oh get over it. The term Hacker is now and always will be used loosely. There is nothing anyone can do about it. Just like SPAM is used to describe any unsolicited email regardless of how legitimate it might be. Think about it, how many times have you asked someone to send you an email compared to how many times you recieve email. Almost all email is unsolicited. Does that make it SPAM?

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