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Wikipedia Believes Steve Jobs Is A Leader In Security

June 5th, 2008 cutaway Posted in Apple, Security, Web | 1 Comment » 5,382 views

I’m willing to bet a few people I know are going to have opinions about this.

I was Googling something today when I was directed to Wikipedia. As I was reading I noticed the following link for “Portal: Computer Security”.

When I clicked on it I was redirected to a very interesting page full of security links and information. So, I started reviewing what they have included when I got to the “Selected biography” section. Well, the title of the post speaks for itself. Now, the image is a bit large and part of it is hidden. Just click on it and you’ll see the whole thing. Oh, and please feel free to comment

Go forth and do good things,

Don C. Weber

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One Response to “Wikipedia Believes Steve Jobs Is A Leader In Security”

Michael R. Farnum Says:
June 5th, 2008 at 1:12 pm

Sounds like the Apple marketing department has done its job!

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