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Re: Penetration testing via shrinkware
Paul D. Robertson (proberts
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Mon, 21 Sep 1998 21:36:47 -0400 (EDT)
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On Sun, 20 Sep 1998, Marcus J. Ranum wrote:
> In other words, steal the good ideas from the past, but don't
> chain yourself to the orange book albatross.
Um, that was my point ;)
>
> For developing security software there's no substitute for
> having done it before and made a few mistakes. (I can show
> you my scars! Ask Mudge about the many beers and vip vacation!)
>
> That's what really scares me about things like NT security:
> "Yesterday I was an undergraduate CS major. Today I am writing a
> security policy for an operating system that will wind up on
> 90+% of the systems in the world by the year 2000" Joy, Joy, joy!
And *that* is why I felt the need to make it :)
HTH,
Paul
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