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[scott <redhowlingwolves () bellsouth net>]

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I was checking out one of the FAQ's from the ,I believe it was
Java,and came across this pretty obvious,but very relevant statement.I
think this could be interpreted in any discipline,especially pen-testing.

Anyway,here :                " The problem for you is that whenever
two instructors read the same
design project, they will find two completely different lists of
things they don't like.
When they get together and compare notes, they will start by merging
the lists of things
they didn't like into one longer list."

So when 2 pen-testers from competing companies have at a network,would
this same principle apply?Flames welcome.
Scott

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