RE: Hacking--do the pros now rule?

["Christopher Canova" <canovac () earthlink net>]

Consider this article: 

Clarke: Nations using internet to spy
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/D29B0874-8690-4929-9BFE-44E59F217582.
htm
"There are incidents, I think, where governments are involved, doing either
reconnaissance or testing out concepts, probing for weaknesses."

Some say government entities, organised crime, and even corporate spies
create and use spyware/malware mostly for economic gain. If this is true, I
predict higher demand for security minded professionals over the next ten to
twenty years. 

--
Christopher Canova, Student
canovac () earthlink net
http://home.earthlink.net/~canovac 
 

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Subject: Hacking--do the pros now rule?

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Finally people are starting to talk sense about app firewalls !

See half way down. 

Hacking--do the pros now rule?
By Ong Boon Kiat