, 2008-09-26
In the early 90's, I attended an academic conference in Hawaii. At one presentation, a colleague from the University of California at Berkeley whom I'll refer to as "the supervisor," told a story of young hackers, who he referred to as the Urchins.
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While this is a common response in business and enterprise due to executives who only give lip service to this responsibility, it is exaggerated in educational institutions with the common excuse that "we need to have an open environment" which really is code-speak for "we don't want to spend any money". I don't think that having an open environment should mean allowing easy access to private and sensitive data.
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