Anyone care to place a wager on how long it will take Core Security to get a law suit together?

I'm guessing that the project will have to pick up a little bit more steam before Core really gets concerned about the validity of their business model. They'll spend a few more weeks working up some crap load scheme about the project infringing on their copyright (coffee anyone or maybe a SCOne?) and then we'll find out just how committed the project's curators are.

On a side note, I don't think the project is all that dangerous. As previously mentioned, there are already a couple of products out there that accomplish similar goals. The only difference is the robust price tag. In other words - only funded crackers and cyber criminals have access to the others. Now the playing field will be leveled a bit. If they really wanted to stir up some controversy, they could have made it a web based utility.

_TOMDAQ