There's this bugtraq post from a year ago. > Where I work, the policy has often been that security is not relevant, or > a pain in the neck, or the paranoid delusions of systems admin-types. > > Well, last thursday, we discovered a rather annoying intrusion, and I > wrote a brief, almost 'manager-level' paper on hwo bad things get when > they go wrong ... > > Perhaps other people on Bugtraq will have use of it? securityfocus has this archived Date Subject Author 02/02/99 No Security is Bad Security:John \"E.R.\" Jasen 02/03/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:Kevin Day 02/03/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:Jan B. Koum 02/05/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:Russell Fulton 02/04/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:ecx 02/04/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:Donald Moore (MindRape) 02/04/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:Taral 02/04/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:der Mouse 02/04/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:com-nospamat_private 02/04/99 Re: No Security is Bad Security:Scott -- ############################################################## # Antonomasia antat_private # # See http://www.notatla.demon.co.uk/ # ##############################################################
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