FredOnSomething: Computer SecuritySecurity subjects related to computers and network systems.(Untitled)- October 24, 2004 Do not give power to your foes The principle of information pipeline Many say that information is power. Then, why do you give power to your foes Is that your wishes There is the idea being this article: cut the information pipeline of to your enemy to prevent you greater harm. Do not help your attackers gathering information about your network. The first step of an attack is the reconnaissance of the playground. It&146;s done by social engineering, physical site...http://radio.weblogs.com/0140770/categories/computerSecurity/2004/10/24.html#a40 (Untitled)- October 22, 2004 Articles published by Microsoft this week All on computer security This week many interesting articles about security have been published by Microsoft. I just write this little post to let you know about them. The most important publishing was the MSDN magazine issue of November 2004. All articles are about computer security. Articles cover a wide range of subject from cryptography to .NET technology. After this, there was another really interesting article called The Security Risk...http://radio.weblogs.com/0140770/categories/computerSecurity/2004/10/21.html#a39 (Untitled)- October 13, 2004 Information Gathering Get an eye on your teckies You are an IT department administrator You have people to supervise (teckies, developers, etc) Take an eye on them. The problem is that they need information to do their work. Sometimes they don&146;t find it and ask for it. Sometimes they ask for opinions, review and tips to their pair. There is several ways to ask for this information. Occasionally they use Usenet or Webforums. The problem with these technologies is that all their...http://radio.weblogs.com/0140770/categories/computerSecurity/2004/10/12.html#a34 (Untitled)- October 11, 2004 Know you Enemy Does he really know them First, I want to excuse me for the lack of posts in the last 4 days, I had other things to do and had a shortage of time. So, the article that I&146;ll comment is 5 days old but I want to comment it anyway. There is an article that I need to comment on. The problem with it is that he doesn&146;t focus on his subject, go everywhere and try to cover a wide question in a little article. The title is "Know your enemy" -- cliché. He writes on 3...http://radio.weblogs.com/0140770/categories/computerSecurity/2004/10/11.html#a33 |