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stoll@ux1.lbl.gov (Cliff Stoll) writes:

>In article <FAIGIN.91Apr17075019@sunstroke.aerospace.aero.org> faigin@aerospace.aero.org (Daniel P. Faigin) writes:
>>I wouldn't quite call Cliff a leading authority. He has gained the reputation
>>in the popular press as an authority in the field. 
>>However, he is not a true authority. 

>How many papers do you have to publish before you become a *true* authority?

> 1986: "Securing your Mac"  Fall 1986 BMUG Newsletter
> 1987: "Computer Security Problems at LBL"  Proc. DOE Comp. Sec. Conference
> 1987: "What Do You Feed A Trojan Horse"  Proceedings of the 10th
>                                          National Computer Security Conference
> 1988: "Stalking the Wily Hacker"  Communications of the ACM
> 1988: "Tutorial on Computer Security" 11th Nat. Comp. Sec. Conf.
> 1989: "How Secure Are Computers in the USA?" Computers & Security
> 1989: "Epidemiology of Viruses & Network Worms" Proc. 12th Nat. Comp. Sec. Conf
> 1989: "The Cuckoo's Egg"  Doubleday, NY, NY
> 1990: "Security, Privacy, and Electronic Liberty"  Spring AFSCEA Conf.

> - Cliff Stoll    Cliff@cfa.harvard.edu 

10.  Anything less and you are only an authority wanabe.

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