The Future of Security

Posted by michael on Monday January 19, 2004 @12:06AM from the need-digital-anti-aircraft-guns dept.

Kvorgette writes "Scott Berinato in The Future of Security presents a very dark future of security in the years around 2010. Several computer security experts expect that a major security-related problem (a 'digital Pearl Harbour') will change software development procedures and remove the freedom in computer use we are striving for. The worst part is, most experts apparently think removal of software tools and access to information from the majority of computer and Internet users would be a good thing."

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ummm by k.ellsworth · 2004-01-19 00:09 · Score: -1, Redundant

yeah right, i mean no information access, no caffeine, no pizza... what else is to be removed from the "masses"? power to the information... the only tool to break chains are the knowledge... an dof course some pizza and caffeine

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