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Wednesday, December 30. 2009

Brain Krebs Leaves The Washington Post

Brian Krebs, author of SecurityFix and one of the very few mainstream infosec journalists, is pulling a McLeodd¹ and leaving the Washington Post to go on his own. He will be reporting from Krebs on Security from today.

Apart from the coverage, Brian has also got involved in or instigated responses to some threats, and I hope that fewer editorial restrictions allow him to do and say more.

In truth, I only really like Brian because he's linked, to me before, encouraging up to 1.5 people to read the abstract on my thesis ;), but more seriously providing data and inspiration to me and several other researchers.

Good luck Brian

Footnote 1: I probably shouldn't mix my ZA and Infosec references, but Duncan McLeodd left the Financial Mail to form independent tech news startup TechCentral.

Posted by Dominic White in Security at 08:48 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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