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Symantec should not be afraid of 'open' source code
Category: Developer World, Author: Ronan, Added: 9 February 2012
 
Symantec should not be afraid of 'open' source code
From the 'Security by Obscurity' files:
Over the last several weeks, the saga of Symantec's pcAnywhere source code 'leak' has been all over the tech media. Apparently the source code was stolen (
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