ITworld.com: Discussion with Robert Graham creator of Altivore

"Robert Graham created Altivore -- the open source twin to Carnivore -- to provide ISPs with a free alternative to the FBI black box, and to prove that it could be done. This week, you are invited to talk with Robert Graham about Altivore, the future of Web privacy, encryption, and more. Interview runs October 31 through November 2."

From the forum:
"Graham himself calls the Carnivore debate "important" as a matter of public policy, but "silly" and "uninteresting" technically. He's got far more compelling things going on, including appearances at DefCon, travelogues of his journeys through tampered hosts, and his daytime life as Chief Technical Officer of Network ICE, "the premier provider of anti-hacker software for every system on the Internet". Join us this week for our three-day online interview of Rob."

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