[CrackMonkey] National Security Through Obscurity
Nick Moffitt
nick at zork.net
Wed Jul 26 09:15:10 PDT 2000
----- Forwarded message from Owen Thomas <owen at freedonia.com> -----
D I T H E R A T I
see the digerati dither, daily
PLUS WE'D HAVE TO DELETE ALL THE SWEAR WORDS
"We would have a problem with full open disclosure, because that,
in fact, would allow anyone who chose to develop techniques to
spoof what we do an easy opportunity to figure out how to do that."
FBI lab director Donald Kerr, on the agency's fears that, should
its Carnivore Internet wiretap server's source code be disclosed,
Netscape-style, everyone would know what a shoddy job it was doing
in monitoring Net traffic, The New York Times, 25 July 2000
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/00/07/biztech/articles/25fbi-carnivore.html
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