Difference between revisions of "Lessons Learned"

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Chris Fleizach - Terrorism is hard to do right. Really big terrorist acts are really hard to do, especially in countries with modernized legal systems, law enforcement agencies and people who are suspicious. This does not apply to cyberterrorism though.
Chris Fleizach - Disclosing vulnerabilities in software may be akin to disclosing blueprints of the Pentagon buildings. It may just be a bad idea.

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	* [[Chris Fleizach]] - Terrorism is hard to do right. Really big terrorist acts are really hard to do, especially in countries with modernized legal systems, law enforcement agencies and people who are suspicious. This does not apply to cyberterrorism though.		* [[Chris Fleizach]] - Terrorism is hard to do right. Really big terrorist acts are really hard to do, especially in countries with modernized legal systems, law enforcement agencies and people who are suspicious. This does not apply to cyberterrorism though.
		+	* [[Chris Fleizach]] - Disclosing vulnerabilities in software may be akin to disclosing blueprints of the Pentagon buildings. It may just be a bad idea.