The Next Hack

[Lucky Green]

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In article <199509231919.MAA01818 at infinity.c2.org>, sameer at c2.org (sameer)
wrote:

>> 
>>   What exactly is the point of this?  We have:
>
>        Is Netscape going to cover the cost of getting the new keys
>that the servers generate signed and certified by Versign? Is netscape
>going to tell its customers that they need to regenerate their
>keys and get new certificates?
>
>        Like I've said, I'm very impressed with netscape's quick
>response and almost everything they've done.

I would be even more impressed if Netscape made their code publicly
available for examination.

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