A secure democratic Net is a fundamental right

There is a man over in the States who is at the basis of the International Security Bloggers network feed, an ever growing feed of security bloggers. He accepted us to come into hte collected feed (and I hope he forgives our party with some music from time and time and freeware that is being thrown around like confetti) and he has really made us a cake. This is what he has to say about us - and this goes for all the other belgian security bloggers and their resources and contacts (for which I hope some accept that I had not so much time the last week for some other projects - but I will come to it, promised)

Happy Birthday to BelSec

http://www.stillsecureafteralltheseyears.com/ 

I am really really touched, but maybe in the fond of my heart I am just a simple guy with a simple wish and a true believer that if all the good people do a little effort they can move mountains. Look at Obama (for the moment). I have a dream said Martin Luther King. Never give up hope said Jesse Jackson in 1988. Change has come to America said Obama in 2008.

Let us try to make the difference in year 2 of Belsec and let us go to bit further, the pressure a bit higher, the tone a bit stronger to make it clear that it is time because we don't have that much time left If I see how the basics of our internet infrastructure have become vulnerable the last months (dns, tcp, ....)

And now enough speeching, let's party