One security issue that befuddles me is the default password issue. When you put a device in an Internet-facing position, you really should make sure the password is not set to the default. You can probably guess why I am ranting. Yes, a client for whom we are performing a security assessment just received their […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Link to MP3 MERRY CHRISTMAS and welcome to Episode 12! I have been sick all week, and it hit me hard yesterday and today. So Jim and Kirk saved the day and recorded the podcast without me. I am a little bummed that I was not on the last podcast of the year, but you […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Technorati Tags: Apple,Software Update,iTunes How much more crap can Apple try to fool me into installing on my machine? Makes we want to uninstall QuickTime and iTunes. Are they trying to convert PC’s into Macs? Sheesh!! Vet
There’s a good video on scanning for PCI compliance with Nessus 3 over at The Academy. Go take a look. BTW, there’s a lot of other good stuff over there as well. Peter and that group have put together a lot of great content that is relevant. Browse around while you are there. Vet
Link to MP3 Show Notes: Segment 1: InfoSec News Update (Michael gets to do a little talkin’ here – and he promptly screws it up): New Security Awareness video on YouTube – kinda cheesey, but a pretty good production Digittrade HD Encryption Broken- “in our test, unscrewing the housing took longer than cracking its encryption […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A fellow CISSP shared this link to a security awareness video his company produced. It is well done, though some of the characters might not be familiar to anyone that is not a Gen X’er or older. Restrictions for use should be nonexistent as well since they posted it on YouTube, but don’t quote me […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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