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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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CheckPoint did have an "incident" with their Firewall-1 v4.0 where they sent home packets letting CheckPoint know they were online. It was not amusing to many people.

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Nothing better to do... 2006-03-03
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There's plenty of closed source programs with backdoors and rootkits and unwanted consequences 2006-03-03
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U.S. officials investigate Sourcefire purchase 2006-03-03
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