Paul Vixie wrote:
> digital security is getting a lot of investor attention right now. i wonder
> if this will ever consolidate or if pandora's box is just broken for all time.
>
It'll consolidate to the point where probabilities and probably costs
can be accurately assessed, at which point
William Allen Simpson writes:
> Are we paying enough attention to securing our systems?
almost certainly not. skimming RFC 2196 again just now i find three things.
1. it's out of date and needs a refresh -- yo barb!
2. i'm not doing about half of what it recommends
3. m
valdis.kletni...@vt.edu wrote:
... Mitnick came out and *said* that he knew the site was insecure, but
since no sensitive data was on there, it didn't matter. Presumably the
site's monthly cost, convenience, user-interface, and so on, outweigh the
effort of occasionally having to recover after
On Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:53:39 BST, "andrew.wallace" said:
> The hackers criticized Mitnick and Kaminsky for using insecure
> blogging and hosting services to publish their sites, that allowed the
> hackers to gain easy access to their data.
*yawn*. kiddies whack low-value sites, death of Internet
>>> LAS VEGAS — Two noted security professionals were targeted this week
>>> by hackers who broke into their web pages, stole personal data and
>>> posted it online on the eve of the Black Hat security conference.
>> boring.
> Two noted security professionals, and Kevin Mitnick, whom no one giv
Randy Bush wrote:
>> LAS VEGAS — Two noted security professionals were targeted this week
>> by hackers who broke into their web pages, stole personal data and
>> posted it online on the eve of the Black Hat security conference.
>>
>
> boring.
>
> randy
>
>
Two noted security profession
> LAS VEGAS — Two noted security professionals were targeted this week
> by hackers who broke into their web pages, stole personal data and
> posted it online on the eve of the Black Hat security conference.
boring.
randy
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