Salut, Michael,
On Tue, 20 May 2008 13:41:41 -0400, Michael Holstein wrote:
> Smoke Detector + Webcam = cheapo RNG
We were talking about PRNGs here, which are highly complex mathematical
constructs, not hardware RNGs, which are also slightly hairy though.
There are a couple of books on PRNG desig
Why don't you sell them on a RedHat based SMB filesharing solution and
install a copy of Security Blanket. (http://www.trustedcs.com) RedHat
provides regular updates that keep it pretty secure and with Security
Blanket on there it will stay secure. Additionally the presence of a non
windows file
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 09:51:01AM -0700, Daniel Sichel wrote:
> it's not documented anywhere. So, please help me explain why netbios and
> file shares on machines not within your network are bad ideas.
This situation is ultimately and entirely your fault.
You, i.e. your IT department, has failed
Daniel,
I think you will find that this is a common problem in the industry.
There are going to be times where non-company owned assets are going to
need to plug into your network with business justifications such as a
vendor visiting onsite or in your case where the vendor agrees to manage
the
Hi Izaac,
>> it's not documented anywhere. So, please help me explain why
>> netbios and file shares on machines not within your network are bad
>> ideas.
>
> This situation is ultimately and entirely your fault.
>
> You, i.e. your IT department, has failed to provide the services and
> resourc
--On Thursday, May 22, 2008 20:45:06 -0700 coderman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 9:51 AM, Daniel Sichel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> My management here wants to put a server on our LAN, not administered by us
>> ...
>
> all of the responses to this are retarded.
>
> tell
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Its not even funny how often this happens. I have a friend who does
some consulting work for small businesses, and the amount of times
that he has come across medical practices that run their billing
and record keeping software on the same "fully-loade
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> Its not even funny how often this happens. I have a friend who does
> some consulting work for small businesses, and the amount of times
> that he has come across
Thank you to all who responded to my request for how to deal with a non
secure server. Responses ranged from lol witty to incisive. I will
definitely be asking the general manager for a key to his house and I
will be requiring a release from liability in writing. It was very
helpful, thank you a
On Fri, 23 May 2008 14:26:07 PDT, Daniel Sichel said:
> Thank you to all who responded to my request for how to deal with a non
> secure server. Responses ranged from lol witty to incisive. I will
> definitely be asking the general manager for a key to his house and I
> will be requiring a relea
I wonder if anyone else on this forum supports Cisco VOIP servers? Do you
think you manage those? :) What about edge routers managed by your network
service provider?
This is not as outlandish a request as it sound like and my point with that
is to illustrate that this does happen.
Before you poss
A cyber human shield? A rogue government could take traditional
military tactics [1] and put them into the cyberspace warfare arena.
This evidently [2] hasn't been thought about after I read the military
article cited by S/U/N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_shield
[2
"COL. CHARLES W. (CHARLIE) WILLIAMSON III is the staff judge advocate,
Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency, at
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He has served as a flight test manager
for small, air-breathing missiles; as a judge advocate at two
base-level legal offices; as
I think the issue of why management doesn't want IT to have
access/manage to the server needs to be answered. If it were me, I'd
ask them point-blank if they trust me, and if they don't, why am I
their network admin/security guy/whatever the case may be. But that's
me. ;)
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 6
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