15 Quotes by Ira Winkler

I used to say there were only ... a few hundred (in the latter category). These are people who like to play with software and figure out how to find exploits into the software. That requires lots of good technical talent and knowing how to do software testing.

The more functionality you have, the more likelihood there is for a security vulnerability, and Windows NT just keeps building more and more functionality in there.

They're the ones finding the latest hack for the Web, instead of finding the latest hack on the Web, ... There's a big difference.

For banks, their number one is protecting the impression of trust. If they lose that impression of trust, that bank goes out of business. It's that simple.

I'm not going to say Macintosh is as inherently buggy as Windows was about five years ago. But the holiday is over.

These are not your average hackers. They're highly skilled people who try to find holes in commercial software.