RE: So long and thanks a bunch!

Al,

Good luck to you in your new endeavor! When you graciously let me take over
the reins for pen-test 4 years ago I had no real idea of what I was in for
but somehow managed to not suck at it too badly (or so I tell myself). Thank
you for your trust and support. I'll try to keep taking good care of your
baby.

If you do sneak in some list reading I promise not to tell. In my mind
pen-test still belongs to you, I'm just doing extended guest moderator
duties. :)

--
Erin Carroll
Moderator, SecurityFocus pen-test mailing list
"I cannot brain today, I have the dumb"


> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
> [email protected]
> Sent: Saturday, August 15, 2009 2:28 PM
> To: [email protected]; [email protected]
> Subject: So long and thanks a bunch!
> 
> Pen-Test and Focus-IDS readers,
> 
> I wanted to send a quick note to those of you on these two lists who
> have been long time subscribers and supporters of them. I long ago
> gave up the moderation of the lists (to far more capable hands than
> mine) but I have followed them faithfully for nearly a decade. In fact
>  Pen-Test was the first list I created after I founded SecurityFocus
> in 1999.
> 
> Of all the Secfocus lists these two always been my favorites.  Frankly
> I always thought Bugtraq, everyone else's favorite,  was/is pure
> misery. Full disclosure (the ethic not the mailing list of the same
> name) is a circus and that's a pity.
> 
> I have now decided to move on from Symantec (who bought Securityfocus
> in 2002) to head back to start-up land and so I will no longer have
> the time to follow the many lists I've grown accustomed to reading
> here.  Thanks to all of you who contributed, I owe you all a small
> debt.
> 
> My new contact into is:
> 
> alfred.huger at gmail com
> 
> I also use Linkedin, please feel free to connect:
>  http://www.linkedin.com/in/alhuger
> 
> Cheers and thanks again,
> Al Huger
> 
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