On 16/01/14 01:08, coderman wrote: > information security as a discipline or specialization should not > exist. that systems, code, protocols, *, are built without "security" > priorities, and without end-user privacy and availability paramount, > is the dereliction of basic duty.
Not if the idea of duty for many is an eye to the bottom line. Also, I would like to have doctors fixing things like intestinal ruptures, not some kid with their parent's sewing kit :P > 2) Educational Support Everywhere > Establish lock picking, computing, and hacking curriculum in pre > school through grade school with subsidized access to technical > resources including mobile, tablet, laptop test equipment, grid/cloud > computing on-demand, software defined radios with full > receive/transmit, and gigabit internet service or faster. If we already have problems trying to keep religion out of schools, how are you going to get HackEd into school? ;) Cheers, arne -- Arne Renkema-Padmos @hcisec, secuso.org Doctoral researcher CASED, TU Darmstadt _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
