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Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing...
From: "Steven M. Bellovin" <smb () research att com>
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 21:02:18 -0400
I was part of the NRC committee that produced the "Trust in Cyberspace" report (http://www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/trust/). During the press briefing that accompanied the release of the report, we were asked about precisely this scenario: back doors or other Trojan horses being inserted by consultants or programmers. My response then was the same as it is now: I'm far more worried about the accidental bugs that will be introduced by anyone touching the code, especially when the change is done hurriedly and by an outsider.
Current thread:
- Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing..., (continued)
- Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Patrick Oonk (Jul 19)
- RE: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Cohen Liota (Jul 20)
- Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Henry (Jul 19)
- Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... R. DuFresne (Jul 19)
- RE: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... sean . kelly (Jul 19)
- Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Joseph S D Yao (Jul 20)
- RE: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Bill Stout (Jul 19)
- RE: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Henry Sieff (Jul 19)
- RE: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Alan Lustiger (Jul 19)
- RE: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Marcus J. Ranum (Jul 19)
- Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Steven M. Bellovin (Jul 20)
- RE: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Bill_Royds (Jul 20)
- Re: Y2K trojans, and outsourcing... Ryan Russell (Jul 21)