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| Subject: | Re: Web security breach changes the lives of 119 people |
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| Date: | Mon, 21 Mar 2005 10:46:42 -0500 (EST) |
El, I really don't understand your position that this is Harvard's fault. You claim the "issue" isn't applicants hacking but rather Harvard's failure to prevent their hacking. Well sure Harvard could and should do better, but that doesn't diminish the culpability of these applicants one bit! That's like saying the bank robbers did nothing wrong cause it was the bank's fault they left the vault open! Frankly, I think our industry is riddled with this type of sentiment. And that some of us have become so warped by our security expertise so as not to use logic when assigning blame. For example, Harvard rejected these applicants NOT as a fix to their problem," but rather because the applicants showed a character flaw, hacking. -ed
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