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On Thursday 22 April 2004 02:34 am, Daniel Brandt wrote: |
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> It sure looks like another silly attempt to make a name in the security |
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> industry by publishing old research; profiting on the community if you |
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> will. |
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> Nothing new, only the same thing that has been pushing more and more people |
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> to not release their research to the public. |
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Perhaps I am missing something obvious, but how do others rehashing prior |
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research make one not want to publish their new original research? If no one |
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spoke publically about the TCP ISN problems back in '98 (or whatever), we |
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couldn't sit here today and say we knew about this issue already. |
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Are these people afraid that when they release their research they will not |
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get credited and then someone else comes later, states the same thing, and |
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gets the whole Internet in an up roar? Jealousy? |
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Devon |
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