Big companies have lobbies and receptionists. They may have many visitors during the day not to mention messengers from FedEx, DHL, TNT, Poczta etc. A DHL courier recently visited the offices of a client to pick up a package. He walked in, picked up 5 expensive mobile computers and notebooks, put them in the pouch …
Read more »It’s during the war on Hamas in Gaza and I got on a thread on a blog about why Islam is so violent. I explained that there are fundamental ideological differences between Islam and Judaism. For starters – Islam values land but not human life, Jews value human life and are willing to compromise on …
Read more »The newspapers this morning online and print, had a number of items citing how Obama won in the social networking space – au contraire – Obama won the election because he sold Americans a message of hope, even if it was modeled on a character from the TV Series “24″, The majority of Americans are …
Read more »I recently signed up on the ANSI Web site to download a document on cyber risk calculation and they had a minimum 10 character password requirement - they also share your personal data (all demographics are required fields by the way) with third parties – at least they have an opt-out check box on the …
Read more »A while back, a colleague asked me what is the best way to encrypt internal email. My first question to him was – what is the threat, who is the attacker and what is the asset you are protecting? Are you trying to encrypt business communications between employees and vendors/customers to protect from eavesdroppers or …
Read more »A lot has been written about Google-aided automation of hacking. There is little I can add to this topic besides some personal and practical advice. If you’re running Joomla 1.5 you may have noticed queries of the sort “powered by joomla .domain_name_extension” in your Apache access.log file. It’s almost certain you’ll find a few of …
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