Of course we care about security. When a security issue is raised we’re all over it. But the Winerlog guy didn’t raise any security issues, he just asked people to try to crack our users’ sites. A couple of days ago Jason himself said we should shut him down for doing that. They’re still there. And we gave people a way to opt out of the XML listings at weblogs.com.
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I'm Jason Levine, and have been keeping this site since the waning days of 1999. I'm a physician, a husband, a father, a scientist, an uncle, a photographer, and an unapologetic geek. I currently live in Washington, DC, and wear the two hats of a bioinformatics researcher and a clinical pediatric hematologist and oncologist.
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Oh no Dave I think a more important link is http://q.queso.com/2001/06/10
• Posted by: phil jache on Jun 10, 2001, 11:54 AMPhil
I don’t get it. What’s more important.
Of course we care about security. When a security issue is raised we’re all over it. But the Winerlog guy didn’t raise any security issues, he just asked people to try to crack our users’ sites. A couple of days ago Jason himself said we should shut him down for doing that. They’re still there. And we gave people a way to opt out of the XML listings at weblogs.com.
• Posted by: Dave Winer on Jun 10, 2001, 10:59 PM