Famed cryptographer and security guru Bruce Schneier has moved on from his seven years at BT. Just one month later, he has accepted the role of CTO at incident response startup Co3 Systems. Schneier left BT last month following a seven-year association with the telco giant by mutual consent. Both parties were keen to stress …

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Monday 6th January 2014 16:48 GMT Dr Trevor Marshall

Twofish (double-wrapped with AES) gives us a tiny, tiny, chance of true privacy. Thanks for all your efforts, Bruce, and your honesty.

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1. Monday 6th January 2014 17:26 GMT bonkers
  
  I'll second that.
  
  Sounds a good idea to move on from BT, their adverts suck...
  
  Thanks again for all your clarity and good lick with the new venture.
  
  sorry, luck...
  
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Monday 6th January 2014 17:45 GMT Anonymous Coward

Good luck Mr. Schneier!

His heart definitely seems to be in the right place concerning actual IT security in these rather dark days of government and black hat attempts to penetrate anying that sends, processes or stores information.

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1. Monday 6th January 2014 20:03 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  Re: Good luck Mr. Schneier!
  
  As a humble civil servant I refute the idea that we spy on people.
  
  ps. you left your bathroom light on when you left for work this morning
  
  pps. you should get that rash looked at.
  
  ppps. that girl you are on snapchat with, is really a guy
  
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  1. Tuesday 7th January 2014 09:23 GMT amanfromMars 1
    
    Re: Good luck Mr. Schneier!
    
    His heart definitely seems to be in the right place concerning actual IT security in these rather dark days of government and black hat attempts to penetrate anying that sends, processes or stores information.… Posted Monday 6th January 2014 17:45 GMT Marketing Hack
    
    Hi,AC and Marketing Hack,
    
    Whenever surveillance is ubiquitous and services and circumstance are dire is intelligent leadership missing in action ineffective.
    
    And good hunting, Bruce. There is much to pharm and phorm and phish to greatness.
    
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