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Slashdot | Blackboard Campus IDs: Security Thru Cease & Desist
by Dr. Nanochick at 3:28 pm EDT, Apr 14, 2003

] On Saturday night, Virgil and Acidus, two young security
] researchers, were scheduled to give a talk at Interz0ne
] II on security flaws they'd found in a popular ID card
] system for universities. It's run by Blackboard, formerly
] by AT&T, and you may know it as OneCard, CampusWide, or
] BuzzCard. On Saturday, instead of the talk, attendees got
] to hear an Interz0ne official read the Cease and Desist
] letter sent by corporate lawyers. The DMCA, among other
] federal laws including the Economic Espionage Act, were
] given as the reasons for shutting down the talk. I spoke
] with Virgil this morning.


 
RE: Slashdot | Blackboard Campus IDs: Security Thru Cease & Desist
by Elonka at 5:31 pm EDT, Apr 14, 2003

Nanochick wrote:
] ] On Saturday night, Virgil and Acidus, two young security
] ] researchers, were scheduled to give a talk at Interz0ne
] ] II on security flaws they'd found in a popular ID card
] ] system for universities. It's run by Blackboard, formerly
] ] by AT&T, and you may know it as OneCard, CampusWide, or
] ] BuzzCard. On Saturday, instead of the talk, attendees got
] ] to hear an Interz0ne official read the Cease and Desist
] ] letter sent by corporate lawyers. The DMCA, among other
] ] federal laws including the Economic Espionage Act, were
] ] given as the reasons for shutting down the talk. I spoke
] ] with Virgil this morning.

Um, it'd be a shameless plug, but isn't there a way that we could work the Memestreams URL into the Slashdot thread somewhere?


Slashdot | Blackboard Campus IDs: Security Thru Cease & Desist
by Rattle at 11:36 pm EDT, Apr 14, 2003

] On Saturday night, Virgil and Acidus, two young security
] researchers, were scheduled to give a talk at Interz0ne
] II on security flaws they'd found in a popular ID card
] system for universities. It's run by Blackboard, formerly
] by AT&T, and you may know it as OneCard, CampusWide, or
] BuzzCard. On Saturday, instead of the talk, attendees got
] to hear an Interz0ne official read the Cease and Desist
] letter sent by corporate lawyers. The DMCA, among other
] federal laws including the Economic Espionage Act, were
] given as the reasons for shutting down the talk (but --
] update -- see the P.P.S below). I spoke with Virgil this
] morning.

Slashdot coverage of the chilling effects at Interz0ne..


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