RE: [ISN] InfoSec 2003: 'Zero-day' attacks seen as growing threat

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Forwarded from: Rob Rosenberger <junkmail@private>

  >>...That anyone has noticed and have also been allowed to
  >>report.  You'd think someone would mention that due to the
  >>fact that theyre unpatched and unknown, nothing (well, very
  >>few things) will pick up that something is awry.

I don't know about you but zero-day exploits frighten me.  Theyre absolutely
terrifying.  I think we should either (a) nationalize the computer security
industry or (b) dismantle the Internet as a national security threat.

Rob



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