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they don't want things to be insecure, they want the computer security industry to stop being bullshit. the true irony of course is that all the flailings of t
by munin 15y ago
they don't want things to be insecure, they want the computer security industry to stop being bullshit.
the true irony of course is that all the flailings of the antisec movement will result in is greater revenues for the same computer security industry they hate.
hacktivism isn't working.
- peterwwillis 15y agoi agree on the last two points. it's been fun, but at the end of the day the kids go to jail and the people in suits get bigger contracts. once i was on a panel answering questions about the roles of 'malware authors' and vendors of security products (reps from M$, symantec, mcafee, etc). i was in a ski mask representing malware. what i reminded them (and everyone in the audience) was that without me, they wouldn't have a job; they need malware, black hats, etc in order to have something to sell. and if it works too well, they wouldn't be able to sell new versions of it. funny.