I have been informed by Chris Rouland that the statement that I quoted below is innacurate and was *not* made to CNN.com or AP. Knowing how the media works and how innaccuracies do pop up in AP articles, I believe him and wish to retract my accusation of immaturity in regard to seeking credit. I still stand firm with my other statements, though. Kevin Spett SPI Dynamics http://www.spidynamics.com/ > > 6) We do not view this as a race to beat other researchers to > releasing > > an advisory, but a race to protect our customers in a timely manner. > > Chris Rouland's statements to CNN > (http://www.cnn.com/2002/TECH/industry/06/18/computer.security.ap/index.html > ) make me doubt this: > "Complicating the matter, Rouland said he didn't trust Cox, who along with > his Apache duties is the senior director of engineering at Red Hat Software, > which distributes the Linux operating system. Rouland accused Red Hat of > taking credit for earlier ISS research. " > This is clearly simple, petty jealousy before responsibility. You want > credit just like everyone else does, of course, but come on... And Apache > did give proper credit after all.
