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Two GCC stories

Two GCC stories

Posted Jul 7, 2010 16:00 UTC (Wed) by nix (subscriber, #2304)
In reply to: Two GCC stories by fuhchee
Parent article: Two GCC stories

So, let's see. You said

It is not correct that "he was never asked to provide any real-world contact information".
And now you're saying
I assume you are solely referring to "real-world contact information" issue.

As far as I know, no one asked this person his/her phone number, address, bank account numbers, date of birth, schooling & employment history, if that's what you mean. Since he was unwilling to disclose even his real name, do you believe that such a questionnaire would have been anything but a waste of time?

I think that's one contradiction there, so I am forced to conclude that the root of your security policy is in fact "does this person's name sound real". As I said above, this is... weak.


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Two GCC stories

Posted Jul 7, 2010 16:04 UTC (Wed) by fuhchee (guest, #40059) [Link]

"I think that's one contradiction there"

Not at all. He (?) was asked for his real name. That is a part -- really, the very first & most basic part -- of one's "real-world contact information".


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