Overhaul Wassenaar or ruin next Heartbleed fix, top policy boffin says Additional exemptions to the much-feared Wassenaar Arrangement will do nothing to protect far-flung security professionals critical to crushing dangerous Heartbleed-esque bugs, according to infosec policy-buff Katie Moussouris. The Hacker One chief policy officer is spearheading the security industry's global response to the …
Moussouris (@k8em0) is the globe-trotter among a cadre of security types who are lobbying signature countries to ensure the Arrangement does not needlessly hinder the complex world of security vulnerability discovery and remediation.
Leading security types will not heed, and thus will not be effected and/or hindered by any oppressive or suppressive arrangement which be traditionally invariably rooted and mooted to try to ensure an inequitable advantage with a remote anonymous virtual command and control leverage is maintained by a self appointed few/wannabe chosen few elite executive order administrators?
They will surely realise the disadvantages inherent in the program and planning and be suitably unimpressed in their work, rest and play upstream …. and in the novel creative fields of future product cycle presentations.
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The world's leaders are pushing for total control,and the war on terror is the perfect scare tactic. They never seem to catch the bad guys,although afterwards we find out they had loads of incriminating evidence they never acted on. They should be ashamed,but I don't think a sociopath has that ability!
Hi, oneeye,
Whenever that post be true, are those world's leaders proven more stupid than astute, with their non intelligent actions being easily exploited by the bad guys. And their thinking that they be smarter and in some sort of approved command and control, that which virtually expands and aids the outing of their self-destructive delusion.
Such times and spaces are prime revolutionary and novel explosive. I Kid U Not.
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