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Tom, John See my post on the iSN-Citizens list, probably this afternoon... (If you're not a member, check the archives.) jt | -----Original Message----- | [mailto:midrange-l-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of thomas@inorbit.com | Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 8:49 PM | | John: | | I have to state that I do not consider myself a "security | specialist" even though the company that currently employs me | competes in that space -- I was hired for other reasons. I'm | actually something of a "generalist", as are many others on this | list. And my participation here is usually from personal | interest, both in sharing knowledge when I have it and in | learning from others which happens often. | | OTOH, my current boss... um... kind of "wrote the book" as far as | iSeries security goes and we have a couple others who qualify, so | maybe I could drop a suggestion or two. I definitely agree that | SOMEone should write. Maybe even MANY someones. | | Tom Liotta | | On Mon, 31 December 2001, jpcarr@tredegar.com wrote: | | > I'm tellin ya, some people should write to the editor's and to | the writers | > (maybe some of our resident security specialists here heh Tom?) | > http://www.infoworld.com/articles/tc/xml/01/12/24/011224tcpcp.xml | > | > John Carr | > ----------------------------- | > On Mon, 31 December 2001, "Adam Lang" wrote: | > | > > Quote from article: | > > | > > "Worms, site defacements, and DDoS (distributed denial of service) | > attacks | > > strike non-Microsoft servers daily. Microsoft simply makes a juicier | > target, | > > mostly by virtue of its gigantic installed base, than any of its | > > competitors." | > > | > > Which is a load of crap. This justifies email viruses. | Apache owns 60% | > of | > > the webserver market. IIS about 20 to 25%. | > | > What really interests me about this is that the quote was from | the pro-IIS | > contributor to the article. | > | > Tom Liotta
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