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U.S. officials investigate Sourcefire purchase
Kelly Martin, 2006-03-02
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U.S. officials investigating Sourcefire purchase 2006-03-02
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Nothing better to do... 2006-03-03
assurbanipal (2 replies)
There's plenty of closed source programs with backdoors and rootkits and unwanted consequences 2006-03-03
jcd
examples, photoshop, Sony audio cd's, scanner software, printing software, and all those companies with password backdoors into your routers, firewalls, etc.

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