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Interview with Steve Bellovin

Author(s): 

Rik Farrow

I first met Steve at an early USENIX Security symposium, and over the years, that’s where we would often meet. I mostly knew Steve through the research he had published, as well as the book he co-authored with Bill Cheswick. But I really didn’t know much more than that Steve and Bill had met while they were both working at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey. When we met at conferences, we’d mostly talk about what was happening at the time, not the past.

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August 2014, Vol. 39, No. 4
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