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Article #1858Re: Hacker CD-Rom
From: Raimondo Carluccio
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1996 00:00
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But, does you really think that restricting public sales of such software can stop hackers ? Hackers will find by themself new releases of this software, and don't use outofdate stuff. The only thing that you will stop with this law, is network administrators who want to test this sofware on theyr own networks. And those who want to know wich are the possible security breaches in the sofware they use. I don't think that cultiving ignorance (like the inquisition) is a solution to your problems ! Raimondo Carluccio
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