WPA PSK Cracking, a case for strong authentication
Last week, you may have read the headline "WPA Cracked!" or something to that effect.
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Native iSCSI and the commoditization of Enterprise storage
For years, many experts have been declaring iSCSIthe next storage revolution, but has it really lived up to the hype? Well,yes and no.
Why email attachements are still dangerous
It's been nearly three years since I first wrote about scanning viruses at the gateway using signature-based virus scanning systems in response to Gartner's prediction of the death of signature-based virus scanning systems. Gartner declared the death of signature-based virus scanning systems back in August 2001, but that was about as accurate as any of their other predictions.
Are users really to blame for poor security?
In two recent stories about authentication and security, much hoopla was made about the lack of password security. In Dan Farber's blog about a 2004 Identity Management Survey, EDS and IAPP concluded it was really the humans that were at fault for the lack of cybersecurity.
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