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Search: Home Bugtraq Vulnerabilities Mailing Lists ... Product Search Charney an Ominous Microsoft Pick Tim Mullen What are we to make of Microsoft tapping a former hacker prosecutor and IP lawyer for its top security spot? Nothing good. At the Blackhat Security Briefings in New Orleans last week my standard opening question in conversation was, "So, what do you think about Scott Charney?" For the most part, the standard response was, "Who's that?" If you have not heard yet, Microsoft has announced that Mr. Charney, previously a security and cybercrime specialist at Price Waterhouse Coopers, has been named to fill the newly-minted position of Chief Security Strategist a mutation of the title that Howard Schmidt used to own. I'm not too surprised to see that many people on the technical end of computer security have not heard of Scott; after all, most of his notoriety comes from his involvement in government related activities. Before joining Price Waterhouse Coopers in November of 1999, he served as chief of the Justice Department's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section where he supervised twenty-two federal officials in prosecuting hackers. What I am surprised to see is that people, both in and outside of Microsoft, don't really seem to have a very clear idea as to what Charney will actually do.

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