[ale] Bobness and Jonathanness (and some PHP)

[Jim Kinney]

Many thanks for the link to the old boring papers. These are some of the
foundation studies for network security if I recognize the names
correctly.

They do also serve as a cure for insomnia. But they are well worth the
reading effort.

Again, many thanks. Good stuff.

On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 16:34, Jonathan Rickman wrote:
> On 5 Feb 2003, cfowler wrote:
> 
> > I would say to skip the Platform dependent security books and focus on
> > security in general.  After you master the theories and understand fully
> > what is going on you may want to get info in regards to locking down
> > specific systems.
> 
> Agree. Required reading: http://xcorps.net/ftp/pub/papers/history/
> 
> Old and boring, you'll ask yourself, "Why am I reading this?"
> But read it anyway.
> 
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> Jonathan Rickman
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