He coauthored the O'Reilly book Unix Network Security. Also, he didn't badmouth the vendors, he was just covering himself by letting everyone know that he tried (for a year) to warn them before exposing the hole on a public forum. He was at the SANS network security conference in February, and was geniunely concerned with doing the right thing with regards to announcing it.
Simson did bring it up in the Saturday technical conference - you must not have been in that session. Also, Simson is coauthor of the O'Reilly book, Practical Unix Security. It's a shame that almost no one seems to have bothered to really look into this story before screaming "FUD."
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He coauthored the O'Reilly book Unix Network Security. Also, he didn't badmouth the vendors, he was just covering himself by letting everyone know that he tried (for a year) to warn them before exposing the hole on a public forum. He was at the SANS network security conference in February, and was geniunely concerned with doing the right thing with regards to announcing it.
Simson did bring it up in the Saturday technical conference - you must not have been in that session. Also, Simson is coauthor of the O'Reilly book, Practical Unix Security. It's a shame that almost no one seems to have bothered to really look into this story before screaming "FUD."
Your statement about wavelet compression's effect on ROC curves is not supported by my observations. Can you provide a reference?
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I.P.