how did cyber terrorist Tavis Ormandy get a job at Google?
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How did cyber terrorist Tavis Ormandy get a job at Google?
Investigators at n3td3v Security, a security and intelligence
organisation based in Glasgow, Scotland are still trying to work out
with authorities how cyber terrorist Tavis Ormandy who disclosed
sensitive details of a Microsoft Windows flaw, which has reeked havoc
across cyberspace managed to get a job at Google in the first place.
It appears somehow Ormandy managed to infiltrate Google before
committing the act of cyber terrorism against Microsoft and the
internet community.
Sensitive flaw details were disclosed to the internet after Ormandy,
who holds a grudge against Microsoft for not taking him seriously
enough, released the technical details.
Since the fall out with Microsoft and the release of the technical
details, cyber attacks across the internet against Microsoft's
customers have been wide spread.
Many think this type of cyber terrorism is perfectly normal, but
straight thinking people realise its an act of cyber terrorism and
something needs to be done about it.
Disgruntled Google employee decided to take his grievances with
Microsoft out to the public domain, releasing sensitive details about
Microsoft's flaw in its software, allowing anyone to access computer
systems throughout the world, including military and intelligence
networks.
Ormandy who wanted Microsoft to fix the flaw within 60 days was told
that time scale would not be possible, so Tavis Ormandy, a high
profile researcher at Google decided to commit the wreckless act of
cyber violence.
Questions are being raised at n3td3v Security and the wider security
community about the vetting process at Google and if its in the
interest of corporations to hire Blackhat security researchers in the
first place.
Under law, Ormandy hasn't been charged with any criminal offence, but
many, including n3td3v Security have called his behaviour cyber
terrorism and have called for the law to be changed in this regard and
for him to be arrested, and for Ormandy, a Blackhat security
researcher, to lose his job at Google.
Andrew
http://sites.google.com/site/n3td3v/
organisation based in Glasgow, Scotland are still trying to work out
with authorities how cyber terrorist Tavis Ormandy who disclosed
sensitive details of a Microsoft Windows flaw, which has reeked havoc
across cyberspace managed to get a job at Google in the first place.
It appears somehow Ormandy managed to infiltrate Google before
committing the act of cyber terrorism against Microsoft and the
internet community.
Sensitive flaw details were disclosed to the internet after Ormandy,
who holds a grudge against Microsoft for not taking him seriously
enough, released the technical details.
Since the fall out with Microsoft and the release of the technical
details, cyber attacks across the internet against Microsoft's
customers have been wide spread.
Many think this type of cyber terrorism is perfectly normal, but
straight thinking people realise its an act of cyber terrorism and
something needs to be done about it.
Disgruntled Google employee decided to take his grievances with
Microsoft out to the public domain, releasing sensitive details about
Microsoft's flaw in its software, allowing anyone to access computer
systems throughout the world, including military and intelligence
networks.
Ormandy who wanted Microsoft to fix the flaw within 60 days was told
that time scale would not be possible, so Tavis Ormandy, a high
profile researcher at Google decided to commit the wreckless act of
cyber violence.
Questions are being raised at n3td3v Security and the wider security
community about the vetting process at Google and if its in the
interest of corporations to hire Blackhat security researchers in the
first place.
Under law, Ormandy hasn't been charged with any criminal offence, but
many, including n3td3v Security have called his behaviour cyber
terrorism and have called for the law to be changed in this regard and
for him to be arrested, and for Ormandy, a Blackhat security
researcher, to lose his job at Google.
Andrew
http://sites.google.com/site/n3td3v/
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