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Re: WMF patch
From: Martin Hannigan <hannigan () world std com>
Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 22:12:01 -0500 (EST)
Martin Hannigan quoth: Internet security problems at large haven't even reached the break of dawn yet. Wait until every phone, toaster, baby intensive care sensor, and car is hooked up. Indeed, depending on how you look at it, Vint Cerf's formulation, "IP on everything," is either a promise or a threat. Maybe both. http://content.answers.com/main/content/img/CDE/_IPONEV.GIF
Of course you know that this is Vint Cerf and it is clearly something he would never do.
http://old-www.nersc.gov/aboutnersc/presentations/future/sld061.htm OK, now I'll shut up.
Thanks. I was being serious. Internet security isn't a joke at anyones expense anymore. I'd like to think that everyone is thinking about the future of the Internet. I think this is an interesting argument _for_ full disclosure even though it's being cast as a debacle. -M<
Current thread:
- Re: WMF patch, (continued)
- Re: WMF patch Robert Boyle (Jan 05)
- RE: WMF patch Fergie (Jan 04)
- RE: WMF patch Randy Bush (Jan 04)
- RE: WMF patch Sean Donelan (Jan 04)
- RE: WMF patch Fred Heutte (Jan 04)
- Re: WMF patch Valdis . Kletnieks (Jan 04)
- Re: WMF patch Stephane Bortzmeyer (Jan 05)
- Re: WMF patch Alexander Harrowell (Jan 05)
- MPLS Providers Andrew Staples (Jan 05)
- Re: WMF patch Valdis . Kletnieks (Jan 04)
- Re: WMF patch Fred Heutte (Jan 04)
- Re: WMF patch Martin Hannigan (Jan 04)