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Software Licensing: The Hidden Threat to Information Security
Richard Forno, 2002-01-23

Software licensing agreements may contain stipulations that could jeopardize your network's security.

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Publishing benchmarks 2002-01-23
Jake Riddoch
Isn't this a perfect application of the CFAA? (re: Mark Rasch's article on your Front Page) 2002-01-23
Anonymous
About license agreements 2002-01-23
TL (1 replies)
About license agreements 2002-01-30
mmckay@iscubed.com
want do see a nice license agreement ... 2002-01-25
merith (1 replies)
want do see a nice license agreement ... 2002-02-02
Rick Forno
re: publishing benchmarks 2002-01-27
trowe
"One final comment; these kind of restrictions could help along free software some
more, as these products don't have any restrictive licensing, allowing fair, unbiased
reviews of the products, free from any censorship. This openess should help to
ensure a level of trust from customers. "

Except there is a move in UCITA review to make people who write free software as liable people who sell "rent" you software for 1000's of dollars.

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