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:LinuxWorld Australia: Make Vendors Liable for Bad Code Says Expert
LinuxWorld Australia: Make Vendors Liable for Bad Code Says Expert
Feb 15, 2007, 17 :30 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (7775 reads)

(Other stories by Todd R. Weiss)

"When U.S. courts ruled more than a decade ago that consumers weren't liable for fraudulent use of their credit card numbers after the first US$50, credit card companies--which were left holding the huge bill--took notice and dove into fighting fraud and losses.

"That's the same approach needed now in the software industry to help drastically improve IT security, according to Bruce Schneier, a security expert, author and CTO of U.S.-based enterprise security vendor BT Counterpane..."

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Well said GreyGeek!. As the bible says,  ...   Re: Absurd!   
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