On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 7:24 PM, Jeff Stebelton
<jeff.stebelton () gmail com> wrote:
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 12:32 PM, n3td3v <xploitable () gmail com
<mailto:xploitable () gmail com>> wrote:
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> Why May 1st 2008? Because web applications are closely related to
> e-commerce
> and May Day is a common day for peaceful anti-capitalism protests, so
> it makes sense
> to be on this day.
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I almost missed this little jewel, having the inestimable Mr. "n3td3v"
in my junk list (anyone else think it odd he always refers to himself in
the third party?)
I want to see if I can follow the logic here. May 1st is a common day
for ANTI-capitalism protests. Web applications are tied to e-commerce.
Therefore, the day you *protest* commerce is the perfect day to hold a
contest that conceivably you wish to help make commerce more *secure*?
These threads never fail to provide some comic relief just when I need it.
i was just trying to bring awareness to web application security, not
have a protest against capitalism, and like you say posting
vulnerabilities in web applications is pro capitalism, so i don't see
where the problem is. having it on may the 1st is just more shock and
awe and is more likely to get attention towards web application
security. there is no protest, there is web application security
awareness day, it just makes it more interesting being on may day. if
