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22 Jan 2008Great show to get inside the mind of the bad guys
I don't watch a ton of TV but when I do I often lean towards shows that teach me something (Seinfeld, Reno 911!, and South Park aside). If you haven't see it yet, check out the Discovery Channel show called It Takes a Thief. The premise of the show is home security and how weaknesses can/are exploited by burglars. You'll learn about how to keep your home locked down (lots ...
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21 Jan 2008
Crooks will always find a way
I was perusing the latest issue of Security Technology & Design (a trade mag that I write for) and was reminded of some findings of a recent security assessment...It's: where do the bad guys start when attempting to work their way inside a building? Something that's easy to overlook (and often is) is that of unsecured external access to a building. Think about both network type entry points and walk-in ...
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21 Dec 2007
My articles from this week
Here are my information security articles from this week that you may be interested in. Locking Down Today's Data Centers Cracking passwords the Web application way Basic SQL Server security principles you can't afford to miss For all of my past information security tips and tricks be sure to check out www.principlelogic.com/resources.html. Enjoy!...
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