Quote from: shockD on July 31, 2012, 08:17:05 AM

Quote from: Xenland on July 31, 2012, 08:12:29 AM

Quote from: shockD on July 31, 2012, 07:59:26 AM

Stop the retardation, people, seriously.

You're coding a fucking financial application with no background in security? Prepare to have the shit hacked out of you. It's that simple.

I thought this guy(gal?) makes the most sense.

i have met some good friends that are better educated on hacking then those that go to universities(nothing against the integrity of universities per se). I think its mostly due to there is the "unknowing" of certain problems and angles to hack at, so they learn about a systems vulnerabilities at all angles instead of a teacher or book lecturing a long list of ways (that tend to not burn into the memory) with the home-grown security skills you get the constant hands on learning and desensitisation of failure and patience on your belt. Of course just my view point and experience.

I believe NRF stated it the most politely and professionally tbh, if you're going to reference anyone reference that poster. I'm on a bit of a tirade this evening Wink

In that case I shall take your opinions lightly --Just for this evening