[Am-info] Keep Security Censorship Away From Linux

[Fred A. Miller]

Keep Security Censorship Away From Linux
By Jon Lasser

October was a bad month for proponents of full disclosure. First,
Microsoft's Scott Culp argued in an essay that security researchers
shouldn't reveal the nature of security holes in software. Then Culp may
have found an unexpected ally in his war against full disclosure: Linux's
second-in-command, Alan Cox.

http://www.securityfocus.com/columnists/35

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Fred A. Miller
Systems Administrator
Cornell Univ. Press Services
fm@cupserv.org