From Password Reset Mechanisms to OpenID: A Brief Discussion of Online Password Security
For those not familiar, OpenID > is a system that allows you to sign in to multiple websites using one identity. So, rather than have…
For those not familiar, OpenID > is a system that allows you to sign in to multiple websites using one identity. So, rather than have…
For those not familiar, OpenID > is a system that allows you to sign in to multiple websites using one identity. So, rather than have…
So you have a Facebook > account, right? And you use Google Mail >, right? Good, then this is for you. It’s just recently become…
As I debate with people about public health care as a specific, and about giving assistance to the weak and ignorant as a general, I…
One of the advantages of social content sharing is that if I like what you write then there’s a good chance I’ll like what you…
One of the advantages of social content sharing is that if I like what you write then there’s a good chance I’ll like what you…
As of the last year or so my preferred method for installing and updating nmap > is to use subversion >. It’s a good way…
What follows is a primer on the key security-oriented characteristics of the HTTP protocol. It’s a collection of a number of different sub-topics, explained in…
As of the last year or so my preferred method for installing and updating nmap > is to use subversion >. It’s a good way…
So I finally got my Wireless Access Point (an Apple AirPort) authenticating off of Active Directory-integrated LDAP in Server 2008 (which is called NPS now).…
So I finally got my Wireless Access Point (an Apple AirPort) authenticating off of Active Directory-integrated LDAP in Server 2008 (which is called NPS now).…
So I’ve been messing with Splunk >> a bit recently, and as part of that I’ve been sending logs from iptables, snort, and apache–not to…