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Version of April 23, 2021 at 1:03AM
During the depths of the Great Depression, Grouch Marx and his brothers went to Central Park in New York City. They tried to sell money, asking everyone they met to purchase a 5 bill for 1. No-one bought; everyone they asked looked at them like they were crazy, or asked what was wrong with the $5 bill. Eventually, a policeman came over and, when they made him the same offer, arrested the brothers on suspicion of counterfeiting.
Why do you think the Marx brothers couldn’t find a buyer? What does this inability say to an attacker who is planning how to attack a computer system? What does it say to a system administrator seeking to defend her system?
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ECS 135, Computer Security Version of April 23, 2021 at 1:03AM
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