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Posted:  13 May 2007
Published:  01 May 2007
Format:  HTML
Length:  2   Page(s)
Type:  Journal Article
Language:  English


ABSTRACT:
Orwell's Big Brother had a ruthless efficiency that's hard to imagine in a government today. But that completely misses the point. A sloppy and inefficient police state is no reason to cheer; watch Brazil and see how scary it can be. You can also see hints of what it might look like in our completely dysfunctional "no-fly" list and useless projects to secretly categorize people according to potential terrorist risk. Police states are inherently inefficient. There's no reason to assume today's will be any more effective.


Authors

Marcus Ranum
CSO ,  Tenable Network Security

Bruce Schneier
CTO ,  Counterpane Internet Security



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