Time to Switch From Debit to Credit When Paying for Things?
I tend to prefer debit when purchasing things. It hasn’t really been a security thing for me; it’s been more...
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A Logical Approach to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and One World Government [NWO] Conspiracy
Let me just say that I am highly resistant to conspiracy theories in general. I think most of them are...
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Capturing Traffic Once and Making That Traffic Available to Multiple Tools
I’ve been obsessed with an idea for a while now of a networking and security tool that captures network data...
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Economy Failing, Exxon Making Record Profit
Does anyone else think it’s (shameful | criminal | wrong | outrageous) for Exxon to be making record profits (10.7...
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Internet Security Love | Daniel Miessler
The information security community is a relatively small one, and it remains so even on the Internet. It feels good...
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Is Risk Assessment a Snake-Oil Discipline?
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the usefulness of risk assessment. A while back I had an interesting conversation...
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Performing a “Cold-Boot” Proof of Concept Without Princeton’s Bit-Unlocker
Most in the information security community have heard of the “cold-boot” attack against encryption products that was recently released by...
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A GTD Approach to Organizing and Reading Your Feeds
The fundamental problem when managing feeds is input management. Most of us simply have too many feeds to read in...
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Outrageous Beliefs Are NOT Equal to Claims They Are Preposterous
One of the most common arguments I hear from the religious is that their beliefs and mine are the same....
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The Dunning-Kruger Effect | Daniel Miessler
This explains a lot. The Dunning-Kruger effect describes the phenomenon whereby people who don’t know anything about something think they...
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Hunting down subdomain takeover vulnerabilities
Subdomain takeovers are a well-documented security misconfiguration. Despite widespread awareness, developers still frequently forget to remove DNS records pointing to...
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My Thoughts on Depression | Daniel Miessler
A new BBC piece is highlighting an alternate approach to depression. Rather than assume that it’s something that should immediately...
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