Hey John, thanks for this, a much appreciated (and needed) sharing of
credit. Too often the press focuses on individual "heroes" to make a better
story - community knows the reality is a massive, decentralized effort, and
we shouldn't get sucked in to that narrative. More! ;-)
On Mon, Nov 26, 201
Hi All,
A few thoughts on the article. It uses a thread of one process of dealing with
malware and attacks in Syria to tell its story, and highlights a couple of
people who collaborate with each other and some of what they have been doing.
It makes for an engaging read. But for someone who re
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-11-15/the-hackers-of-damascus
Taymour Karim didn’t crack under interrogation. His Syrian captors beat
him with their fists, with their boots, with sticks, with chains, with
the butts of their Kalashnikovs. They hit him so hard they broke two of
his tee
