Of hackers and ego

Of hackers and ego
Don Parker, 2007-10-10

The world of computer security can often be a strange and compelling one. Many outsiders, or those with little knowledge of computers, just don’t understand the whole uproar over various issues, such as whether Microsoft Vista is more secure then Linux or Mac. It’s all moot as far as the general population is concerned. But, for those of us who work in the industry, it is just more grist for the mill.

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Disagree 2007-10-10
Anonymous

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Jason Gunnoe

You misunderstand Lynn's work 2007-10-11
dragonfrog

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Of hackers and ego 2007-10-12
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skillz. 2007-10-12
batz

Companies Must Patch Issues In A Timely Manner 2007-10-12
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Companies Must Patch Issues In A Timely Manner 2007-10-16
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Of hackers and ego: Agree (mostly) 2007-10-15
Dr. Neal Krawetz

Of hackers and ego 2007-10-16
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Of hackers and ego 2007-10-21
The Great Dongle

Yea,
instead of acting like teenagers or reacting in public domains, hackers can make more creative use of ideas and of course do cumulative business.

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