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Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws
From: Rick Smith <rick_smith () securecomputing com>
Date: Wed, 08 Jul 1998 09:37:01 -0500
At 10:47 PM 7/8/97, Technical Incursion Countermeasures wrote:
In short the law will allow 'recognised professionals' to carry the tools - but allow the 'data cops' to arrest people suspected of committing a crime on the basis that they are carrying 'illegal tools' . Jus tthe same as a locksmith is allowed to carry lock picks, but a burglar is not..
The canonical hacker in his parent's basement or dorm room probably doesn't have a CISSP certificate hanging on the wall, though he might have a business card saying "Security Consultant." I just threw away a catalog that sells certificates saying "Security Consultant" for $9.95, (matching laminated ID folder, badge, and teeshirt available at extra cost) which is cheaper than the exam, and even cheaper than membership in one of the recent crop of security "associations." Rick. smith () securecomputing com
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- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws cfb (Jul 07)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Technical Incursion Countermeasures (Jul 07)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Rick Smith (Jul 08)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Adam Shostack (Jul 08)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Steven M. Bellovin (Jul 12)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Eric Budke (Jul 08)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Technical Incursion Countermeasures (Jul 12)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws David Lang (Jul 08)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Frederick M Avolio (Jul 12)
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- RE: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Stout, Bill (Jul 07)
- Re: a long response to a Short note on new Laws Technical Incursion Countermeasures (Jul 07)