Penetration Testing: Dead in 2009
Does penetration testing belong in the QA department? Fortify Co-Founder and Chief Scientist Brian Chess says 2009 will mark the end of pen tests as we know them. His theory is being met with resistance.
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Israeli security researchers Gadi Evron and Imri Goldberg find that security theater can be about more than window dressing.
Botnet Master: I'm the Next Bill Gates
The 19-year-old New Zealand bot-master known as Akill says he sees himself as "maybe the next Bill Gates."
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