Installing the Latest Version of Nmap Using Subversion
As of the last year or so my preferred method for installing and updating nmap > is to use subversion...
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Wireless: WPA2 Enterprise Integration With Active Directory 2008 Using NPS
So I finally got my Wireless Access Point (an Apple AirPort) authenticating off of Active Directory-integrated LDAP in Server 2008...
Read more →Wireless: WPA2 Enterprise Integration With Active Directory 2008 Using NPS
So I finally got my Wireless Access Point (an Apple AirPort) authenticating off of Active Directory-integrated LDAP in Server 2008...
Read more →Use Splunk as Your Remote Syslog Server
So I’ve been messing with Splunk >> a bit recently, and as part of that I’ve been sending logs from...
Read more →When is an Idea Ridiculous?
I’ve been debating here for quite some time the question of how direct, or even confrontational, to be with those...
Read more →Use Splunk as Your Remote Syslog Server
So I’ve been messing with Splunk >> a bit recently, and as part of that I’ve been sending logs from...
Read more →When is an Idea Ridiculous?
I’ve been debating here for quite some time the question of how direct, or even confrontational, to be with those...
Read more →A Deductive Moral Argument for Helping Those Who Fail
There is no supernatural origin of free will. All human action is the product of the interaction of a finite...
Read more →The Connected Web: Why It’s Time For Strong Authentication
It’s getting exciting in the world of cross-network authentication. Let’s review. I can now: sign into Digg > using Facebook...
Read more →The Connected Web: Why It’s Time For Strong Authentication
It’s getting exciting in the world of cross-network authentication. Let’s review. I can now: sign into Digg > using Facebook...
Read more →A Deductive Moral Argument for Helping Those Who Fail
There is no supernatural origin of free will. All human action is the product of the interaction of a finite...
Read more →A Better Website Concept: A Lifestream Interface
May 4, 2009 One of the things I’ve always found lacking with the various types of RSS feeds available from...
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