You are still the weakest security link

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The weakest security link? You

The weakest security link? You 07/22/2004 07:49 AM
Despite their role as the last gatekeeper of IT security, many employees lack training and understanding.

The weakest security link? It's you

The weakest security link? It's you 07/22/2004 09:28 AM
Despite their role as the last gatekeeper of IT security, many employees lack training and understanding.

A PC's weakest link is still the
password

A PC's weakest link is still the
password 04/26/2004 09:42 PM
IHT Apr 27 2004 1:44AM GMT

CSS Support Could Be Internet Explorer's
Weakest Link

CSS Support Could Be Internet Explorer's
Weakest Link 03/19/2005 03:05 AM
Sources say that Microsoft's pending browser release still won't provide full compliance with a key Web standard; some developers and users say they're not pleased.

The Weakest Link is Social Engineering I
have proof!

The Weakest Link is Social Engineering I
have proof! 12/18/2003 05:42 AM
I may muck things up for some people by writing about this, but a article I read today has prompted...

Computers' weakest link: Careless
password sharers

Computers' weakest link: Careless
password sharers 04/26/2004 11:34 AM
IHT Apr 26 2004 3:33PM GMT

Many unaware of browser-security link

Many unaware of browser-security link 06/05/2005 11:29 PM

NetApp Buys Decru to Link Security,
Storage

NetApp Buys Decru to Link Security,
Storage 06/17/2005 04:48 PM
With its $272 million acquisition, Network Appliance aims to benefit from the accelerated blurring of the lines between storage and security.

Network Security Spyware Removal -
Sponsored Link

Network Security Spyware Removal -
Sponsored Link 03/28/2005 01:32 PM
Ad - http://www.pctools.com Mar 28 2005 2:59PM GMT

Security Researchers Debunk Atak Worm-Al
Qaeda Link

Security Researchers Debunk Atak Worm-Al
Qaeda Link 07/16/2004 08:27 PM
There may be more hype than hubbub with the release of Atak.B worm, security researchers say, discounting reports of a Al Qaeda link to the exploit.

D-Link introduces unparalleled Internet
security cameras with motorised pan and
tilt and CCD sensor

D-Link introduces unparalleled Internet
security cameras with motorised pan and
tilt and CCD sensor 05/12/2004 01:21 AM
Sunday Times South Africa May 12 2004 5:54AM GMT

AValonRF to Present its Rugged PDA with
Wireless Link, Rugged PC with Wireless
Link and Rugged DVR and Wireless Lapel
Camera for Mobile Law Enforcement at
IACP 2004, International Association of
Chiefs of Police, Los Angeles, CA., USA

AValonRF to Present its Rugged PDA with
Wireless Link, Rugged PC with Wireless
Link and Rugged DVR and Wireless Lapel
Camera for Mobile Law Enforcement at
IACP 2004, International Association of
Chiefs of Police, Los Angeles, CA., USA 12/17/2004 06:40 PM
AValonRF, Inc., a leading provider of high-performance wireless links will present its Rugged PDA with wireless link, Rugged PC with wireless link and Rugged DVR and wireless Lapel Camera for mobile law enforcement at IACP 2004, International Association of Chiefs of Police, November 13-15, 2004, Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA., USA. [PRWEB Nov 10, 2004]

Verio Expands IntelliSecurity Managed
Security Services; Partners with
Internet Security Systems; New Security

Verio Expands IntelliSecurity Managed
Security Services; Partners with
Internet Security Systems; New Security 01/26/2004 12:34 PM
CPU Review Jan 26 2004 4:02PM GMT

Homeland Security Executive Don L.
Rondeau is named as the Transportation
Security Advisor for The International
Association for Counter Terrorism and
Security Professionals."This is a
volunteer appointment and an opportunity
to serve"Don L. Rondeau

Homeland Security Executive Don L.
Rondeau is named as the Transportation
Security Advisor for The International
Association for Counter Terrorism and
Security Professionals."This is a
volunteer appointment and an opportunity
to serve"Don L. Rondeau 08/27/2004 01:27 PM
In an effort to ensure that the private sector is fully engaged in the counter terrorism discussion. The premiere counter terrorism association names one of the private sectors best and brightest to lead the efforts of its Transportation Security /Counter Terrorism efforts. [PRWEB Aug 25, 2004]

"Link "

"Link " 08/27/2004 03:49 PM

Link Here

Link Here 09/15/2004 06:10 AM
ABC

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"Link and Think"

"Link and Think" 12/02/2003 12:28 AM

Self-Link?

Self-Link? 09/03/2004 08:08 PM
Self-Referential Aptitude Test
To help to keep our MetaMinds off politics, a recently rediscovered (circa 2002) puzzle from DrunkMenWorkHere.org, who also bring us a version of Internet Qix.
via FunkyMelter.
Give up? Answer key here.

no really, link to me

no really, link to me 12/13/2003 08:11 AM
Big Fractal Tangle

bigfractaltangle.com/archive/2003/12/12.jsp
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"Link,/a> (Thanks, "

"Link,/a> (Thanks, " 08/07/2004 03:48 PM

"[link]"

"[link]" 06/05/2004 04:19 AM

"Link"

"Link" 03/13/2003 03:47 PM

at this link

at this link 08/12/2004 05:14 PM
PDF

courtinfo.ca.gov/opinions/documents/S122923.PDF
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"26.6MB MPG Link"

"26.6MB MPG Link" 05/17/2004 01:34 PM

" link"

" link" 03/26/2005 09:40 PM

(Link)

(Link) 08/10/2004 05:31 PM

medienkritik.typepad.com/blog/2004/08/will_smith_in_f.html
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CI-Link

CI-Link 10/29/2003 09:12 AM
Final launch date for CI-Link project !!

Yes - keep the old one up and link to it

Yes - keep the old one up and link to it 07/27/2004 03:00 PM

I've been using MoinMoin, a python based wiki because I thought I'd be able to hack it since I was learning python. It turns out that I haven't had any time to hack MoinMoin and frankly, it looks too difficult for me. The SocialText (I'm an investor and on the board) wiki software has become quite stable with some cool features so I've decided to switch my main wiki from Moin Moin to SocialText. The question I have is whether I should migrate pages from my old wiki and whether I should continue running the old wiki. If I am going to migrate the pages, another question is how to move the pages... Anyone have any thoughts?

• Old Wiki
• New Wiki

[Joi Ito]

I've been waiting for this to happen. Software needs professioanls to support it. This is the secret viral strategy of open source software. Once people start using it - they're hooked.

I knew that the open, unsupported Wiki Joi had - would someday HAVE to switch to SocialText.

Congrats to Ross and Pete et al.

Now (along with the LobbyCon Wiki) - I'm up to 7 SocialText Wikis.

Link-o-rama

Link-o-rama 08/11/2004 01:45 PM
For the past several weeks I've accumulated a set of links that I wanted to present and comment on. Each could warrant a full blog entry. But since the chaos of my life and schedule means that instead I've just been sitting on them, I'm just going to post them in a big underannotated lump. Better than not posting them at all, and probably what I should have done in the first place, one by one. If you're an avid follower of blogs you'll probably have seen many of these already.

Teresa Neilsen Hayden's amazing compendium of "Lord of the Rings" parodies provided me with a nearly inexhaustible supply of merriment.

The long view: Greg Costikyan, with whom I don't always agree but whose thoughts I will always read avidly, points out that the U.S. will not always be the "sole superpower" -- providing a good, self-interested reason for us to pay a little more attention to international law:

We have a window of opportunity, now before our relative but precipitous decline, to establish clear and pervasive international norms of behavior, to persuade the emerging powers that it makes good sense, and is in their benefit, to behave like good global citizens. And to do that, we desperately need the good will and cooperation of our allies in Europe and Asia. As the "predominant world power," it may sometimes seem like we can dispense with this, in the face of more immediate threats. But that's foolish from a more long-term perspective.

Danny O'Brien posts on the elusive and increasingly central issue of just how much fame and celebrity will satisfy us in an era when the middle ground -- famous for 15 minutes, famous for 15 (or 150) people -- keeps expanding. (This is the aspect of blogging that professional journalists, used to measuring readership by commercial standards, typically miss.)

There was a time, I think, in the industries where fame is important, that you had was famous, and not. You had big stars, and you had a thin line of people who had work, and you had failures, or people who felt like failures. But now the drop-off on that curve seems to be less precipitous. It feels, stuck here, so close to the machinery of the Net, that there's a growing middle-class of fame - a whole world of people who aren't really famous, but could spend their days only talking to people who think they're fucking fantastic (or horrifyingly notorious).

Danah Boyd pinpoints many of the problems with the current wave of social software in her talk on "Autistic social software" from Supernova. Good reading for anyone who thinks that "social software" started with Friendster -- but valuable as well for those of us who already know the longer history here:

I'm often told that social networks are the future of the sociable Internet. Guess what? They were the cornerstone of the Internet, always. What is different is that we've tried to mechanically organize them, to formalize them. Doing so did not make social networks suddenly appear; formalization meant that they became less serious, more game-like. All other Internet social networks are embedded into another set of practices, not seeking an application to validate their existence.

Creative Commons is doing important work in helping keep open a space for creative reuse of content in an era of hegemonic copyrightism. The organization recently moved in to share the office space for Mitch Kapor's Open Source Applications Foundation, where I've been spending a lot of time researching my book. Regular readers here know of my enthusiasm for the music of the Mountain Goats. So it tickled me to read recently on the Creative Commons blog that the Goats' John Darnielle has okayed the hosting of a free archive of live shows at the Internet Archive. Darnielle has a low-tech preference for old-fashioned tape trading over the online approach -- but the main thing is, he wants people to hear his music, and once they do, many will, as I have, become voracious purchasers of actual Mountain Goats CDs. Creative Commons, the Internet Archive, the Mountain Goats -- how can you go wrong?

Hugh MacLeod, whose trademark art is drawing cartoons on the back of business cards, has posted an ever-evolving list of thoughts and ideas on creativity that's great reading. For instance:

The more talented somebody is, the less they need the props. Meeting a person who wrote a masterpiece on the back of a deli menu would not surprise me. Meeting a person who wrote a masterpiece with a silver Cartier fountain pen on an antique writing table in an airy SoHo loft would SERIOUSLY surprise me.

And, finally, a quote, via Jay Rosen's commentary on Norman Mailer's coverage of the 1960 Democratic Convention -- an old one, but, for me, in the "paste this one on your monitor" class:

"Journalism is chores. Journalism is bondage unless you can see yourself as a private eye inquiring into the mysteries of a new phenomenon."

DoS of LAN via D-Link switches

DoS of LAN via D-Link switches 03/29/2005 03:00 PM
Frank Bures (Mar 29 2005)

"[Link] Fri Aug 06 12:20 by SK Bubba "

"[Link] Fri Aug 06 12:20 by SK Bubba " 08/08/2004 02:09 PM

link to that agrees

link to that agrees 06/14/2004 06:51 AM
lead article .. Who Says? .. myth

nytimes.com/2004/06/13/weekinreview/13tier.html
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LSI and Link Popularity

LSI and Link Popularity 04/18/2005 06:49 PM

Link collection

Link collection 03/13/2003 10:15 AM
Various interesting stuff: Captain amErika - Cruel Revenge for a divorce gone bad. This guy is pretty extreme. Signs of...

Link Database

Link Database 08/18/2004 09:03 AM
DB generator-HOWTO

link to video

link to video 04/15/2005 03:11 PM

helifreak.com/Kyle05Apr_inset.wmv
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Why Does The Link Page Have A PR Zero?

Why Does The Link Page Have A PR Zero? 06/17/2005 03:39 PM
Stickysauce Jun 17 2005 7:02AM GMT

Spolsky's Link Fu

Spolsky's Link Fu 04/03/2005 11:54 PM

I love reading Joel Spolsky. The guy is so smart it makes your eyes water sometimes. I just read his five-part series on The Road to FogBugz 4.0. It was actually just so-so for Spolsky, but that's still really good for anyone else.

What's great about this stuff is the wicked link-fu he always has going on. Here are almost a half-dozen links I extracted from this series, any one of which could make a post all by itself.

• A Plan for Spam. This is the original 2002 essay by Paul Graham that put Bayesian analysis and spam filtering together, and led to the most effective tool against spam we have these days.

• Hugarian notation - it's my turn now. This is a great essay about Apps Hungarian notation and why Spolsky claims it's the only way to write code.

• Brainf**k. An actual programming language with a 200 byte compiler and a name could couldn't repeat to your mother.

• Larkware. A seemingly excellent site about programming by Mike Gunderloy, who wrote this book. Spolsky wrote the forward, which is reprinted he re.

• The Hazards of Hiring. Yet another essay on how to manage staffing levels in a small company (something we're struggling with right now).

"Entry Link"

"Entry Link" 01/03/2004 07:07 PM

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