Amusing

[Knome_fan]

No-one is above the threat posed by rogue diallers, it seems: Microsoft's top security man in the UK recently found himself with a whopping BT bill.
http://bink.nu/Article4800.bink

And isn't it ironic....

[earobinson]

lol oh MS, you figure he would be a bit smarter all the same.

[Kvark]

Maybe he'll switch to a more secure platform for his home computing now, or at least switch to Firefox. :grin:

..but really I feel sorry for him. If he's trying to pick up some chick at a pub and she asks what he's working with."I'm Microsoft's security chief here in UK" is like saying he's working as health expert at a tobacco company. The whole damn pub is gonna be laughing.

"I'm so perturbed about the whole area of rogue diallers… If we don't make a concerted effort to make the Internet more secure, it will be a very different place in the future," Gibson told the conference.
I don't understand how he thinks. "make the internet more secure"... Is he going to install an anti virus program on 'the internet' or put a firewall around 'the internet'? ...To prevent viruses from infecting 'the internet' and to prevent people from hacking 'the internet'?

[poofyhairguy]

What he meant to say:

"I'm so perturbed about the whole area of rogue diallers… If we don't make a concerted effort to make the Internet more secure, it will be a very different place in the future when MS no longer dominates because we can't make a secure product. Its easier to blame the internet!" Gibson told the conference.

[earobinson]

What he meant to say:

"I'm so perturbed about the whole area of rogue diallers… If we don't make a concerted effort to make the Internet more secure, it will be a very different place in the future when MS no longer dominates because we can't make a secure product. Its easier to blame the internet!" Gibson told the conference.
lol thanks for the translation