A Simple Guide To Macintosh Security
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Writing Copy - A Simple Guide
Writing Copy - A Simple Guide
02/22/2003 02:36 PMNoted article writer and content guru DigitalGhost shares some of his
content generation tips and tricks in the subscribers section.
DOS Emulation Under Linux - a Simple
Guide
DOS Emulation Under Linux - a Simple
Guide
01/10/2004 07:18 AMDavid Precious writes "With just a little work, it's possible to get
your Linux system to run DOS applications with very little trouble.
Whether you need to ...
A Simple Guide to Securing USB Memory
Sticks
A Simple Guide to Securing USB Memory
Sticks
02/07/2005 01:47 AMHow to create RSS feeds easily - with
this simple guide!
How to create RSS feeds easily - with
this simple guide!
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Security: Advice guide for NGOs &
charities on IT computer crime &
security
Security: Advice guide for NGOs &
charities on IT computer crime &
security
12/17/2003 03:51 AMPublicTechnology.net Dec 17 2003 3:23AM ET
Another Take on Simple Security
Another Take on Simple Security
01/06/2005 07:25 PM Broadcom and Atheros's new easy-to-use Wi-Fi security enablers aren't
as far apart as I thought: I was looking through the details this
morning for SecureEasySetup and JumpStart for Wireless systems,
respectively by Broadcom and Atheros, and found that while they work
somewhat differently, they're closer than I thought in nature and
intent. Both systems try to remove the complexity from turning on
encryption on networks. Broadcom's is more generally aimed at consumer
electronics and devices with no real interface; Atheros's feels more
computer- and adapter-oriented, but they make a good case about how it
could be integrated into CE, as well. I spoke to Broadcom on Tuesday;
Atheros this morning. Let's compare and contrast. Initial setup.
Broadcom has you push a button on the access point which causes it to
create a key and store it internally, ready for the first client
connection. This can be a hardware button on the device itself, or it
can be a software button in a Web or client interface. Atheros has you
connect to the access point to click a button, and create a password
that's used to sign a key exchange that happens later. JumpStart also
stores a WPA key. Comparison: Neither version requires configuration
of security options or key creation. Broadcom can push the irbutton
advantage, but consumers do need to run a wizard or other
configuration software in any case to set up their DSL, cable modem,
or LAN settings. By adding a step, Atheros increases security in the
next step. Both change the SSID and create a long WPA key. Atheros's
version can create an WPA2 (AES) key if that's available. Conclusion:
No advantage to either party at this stage in the process. Note: It's
clear that if ISPs worked with manufacturers, they could create a stub
boot mode on gateways that would install the configuration for that
client and enable the Wi-Fi security removing all LAN/WAN and security
setup. This is the idea behind Microsoft's Wireless Provisioning
System for hotspots. Add a client computer. Broadcom has you push a
button on the access point to put it into the right mode to
communicate with a client PC Card. You can also use software on the
access point to initiate this mode. On the client, users either push a
button or use a client manager or menu to initiate communication. The
AP and the client talk, the AP...
At Microsoft, improving security isn't
so simple
At Microsoft, improving security isn't
so simple
07/18/2004 06:29 PMVendors Don't Take Simple Security Setup
Seriously
Vendors Don't Take Simple Security Setup
Seriously
05/30/2004 02:41 PMAlmost superb AP story on the lack of simple setup in Wi-Fi home
gateways: The reporter neatly details the difficulties in all of the
current Wi-Fi gateways in turning security on, especially in gateways
and adapters designed by different companies. The only point the
writer misses is that WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access), which is required
in all new Wi-Fi equipment, allows the entry of a simple passphrase
instead of a long sequence of hexadecimal numbers. But there's so much
pre-WPA equipment out there that hexadecimal WEP keys are still the
rule of the day--most adapters (but not all wireless gateways) can be
patched to handle WPA, but a user who can't figure out hex keys won't
be able to figure out where to find obscure firmware upgrades. Windows
XP requires patches and a rollup to support WPA, while Apple users
must installed Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) for WPA support. As WPA support
permeates the home market through updates and upgrades to hardware,
and as new equipment fills homes, you might see security improve
through less obscurity....
Windows XP Security Guide v2.0
Windows XP Security Guide v2.0
09/22/2004 02:49 AMDirect and Related Links for 'Windows XP
Security Guide v2.0'
“The Windows® XP Security Guide v2.0 describes the features
and recommended settings for Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2
(SP2). The Guide includes thoroughly tested templates for security
settings for Windows Firewall, which replaces Internet Connection
Firewall (ICF). Information is provided about closing ports, Remote
Procedure Call (RPC) communications, memory protection, e-mail
handling, Web download controls, spyware controls, and much more. Any
IT environment is only as secure as its weakest link. Unfortunately,
client operating…
Windows XP Security Guide
Windows XP Security Guide
08/22/2004 07:31 AMAt Microsoft, improving security in
Windows upgrade isn't so simple
At Microsoft, improving security in
Windows upgrade isn't so simple
07/18/2004 12:21 PMSan Francisco Chronicle Jul 18 2004 5:10PM GMT
Notes and Tips: Security Guide
Notes and Tips: Security Guide
07/23/2004 09:57 AMEric Dubiel pointed out a very useful security guide, available in PDF
format.
Secure XP - A Windows XP Security Guide
v1.0.0
Secure XP - A Windows XP Security Guide
v1.0.0
01/04/2005 11:30 AMHow to make megabucks in IT security: A
guide
How to make megabucks in IT security: A
guide
09/24/2004 01:55 AMZDNet Australia Sep 24 2004 5:14AM GMT
"a .net developer's guide to Windows
security"
"a .net developer's guide to Windows
security"
05/22/2004 02:19 AMWindows Server 2003 Security Guide
Windows Server 2003 Security Guide
01/29/2004 02:48 AMThe Windows Server 2003 Security Guide focuses on providing a set of
easy to understand guidance, tools, and templates to help secure
Windows Server 2003 in many environments. While the product is
extremely secure from the default installation, there are a number of
security options that can be further configured based on specific
requirements. This guidance not only provides recommendations, but
also the background information on the risk that the setting is used
to mitigate as well as the impact to an environment when the option is
configured.
Windows 2000 Security Hardening Guide
Windows 2000 Security Hardening Guide
01/22/2004 06:43 AMWindows Server 2003 Security Guide 1.3
Windows Server 2003 Security Guide 1.3
07/23/2004 09:59 PMNIST Issues Windows XP Security Guide
NIST Issues Windows XP Security Guide
07/06/2004 01:22 PMiPass to Let IT Managers Guide Mobile
Security
iPass to Let IT Managers Guide Mobile
Security
07/19/2004 06:08 PMThe company is enhancing its global network to enforce corporate
security policies over all connections, including those from public
wireless hot spots.
Computer Security Incident Handling
Guide
Computer Security Incident Handling
Guide
01/22/2004 02:12 AMComputer Security Incident Handling Guidehttp://www.csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/800-61/sp800-61.pdf
The
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released Special
Publication 800-61, Computer Security Incident Handling Guide. NIST
was directed to publish the guide by the Federal Information Security
Management Act (FISMA) of 2002. The Computer Security Guide is
available as a 148 page .pdf document.
Exchange Server 2003 Message Security
Guide
Exchange Server 2003 Message Security
Guide
01/16/2004 11:02 AMThis book discusses how, when using S/MIME, encryption protects the
contents of e-mail messages and digital signatures verify the identity
of a purported sender of an e-mail message. In addition, this book
provides guidance on how to implement S/MIME with Microsoft Exchange
Server 2003. In addition, this book provides guidance and pointers to
other resources where those are necessary.
New Computer Security Incident Handling
Guide from NIST.gov
New Computer Security Incident Handling
Guide from NIST.gov
02/15/2004 10:37 AMNew: Security Sage's Guide to Hardening
the Network Infrastructure
New: Security Sage's Guide to Hardening
the Network Infrastructure
06/21/2004 10:56 AMThis new book covers how crackers exploit the infrastructure of
computer networks and provides system administrators and security
professionals with defense strategies.
Computer Security Incident Handling
Guide released!
Computer Security Incident Handling
Guide released!
01/23/2004 03:54 AMDo you want to learn how to handle a DOS attack or similar types of
security issues "NIST" has released...
Microsoft Operations Manager 2005
Security Guide
Microsoft Operations Manager 2005
Security Guide
08/29/2004 09:15 AMHoneyd Security Advisory 2004-001:
Remote Detection Via Simple Probe Packet
Honeyd Security Advisory 2004-001:
Remote Detection Via Simple Probe Packet
01/22/2004 02:58 AMNiels Provos (Jan 21 2004)
ADV: FREE eMail Security Resource
Guide Featuring Gartner Research
ADV: FREE eMail Security Resource
Guide Featuring Gartner Research
08/27/2004 01:39 PMThis email security resource guide explores the growing phishing
epidemic, and offers free research from Gartner on solutions for these
attacks, such as emerging email authentication standards, and
anti-phishing technology solutions similar to the anti-fraud
capabilities provided by MailFrontier Enterprise Gateway.
""The
question for anyone who thinks
Kerry has "credibility" on national
security is
a simple one: who do you
think Iran, North Korea, Syria, al-
Qa'eda's Saudi paymasters
and the rogue
elements in Pakistan's ISI would prefer
to see elected this..."
""The
question for anyone who thinks
Kerry has "credibility" on national
security is
a simple one: who do you
think Iran, North Korea, Syria, al-
Qa'eda's Saudi paymasters
and the rogue
elements in Pakistan's ISI would prefer
to see elected this..."
02/11/2004 04:19 PMTV Guide Offers Movie and Sports Guide
TV Guide Offers Movie and Sports Guide
08/30/2004 06:34 AMTo keep up with my beloved Cubbies I usually use tv.yahoo.com, but
sometimes I find that the site doesn't respond, or it only has a day's
worth of sports listings....
Simple and Secure isn't so Simple
Simple and Secure isn't so Simple
09/02/2004 09:24 PMFormer About.com Search Guide Assumes
Editorial Post at Search Engine Guide
Former About.com Search Guide Assumes
Editorial Post at Search Engine Guide
06/17/2004 09:05 PMSource: Search Engine Guide - Search Engine Guide today announced the
appointment of former About.com Web Search Guide Jennifer Laycock to
its editor-in-chief position. Laycock will drive the creation of
consumer-focused content, including industry news, product reviews and
how-to guides,...
LawMeme - The LawMeme Reader's Guide to
Ernie Miller's Guide to the INDUCE Act
LawMeme - The LawMeme Reader's Guide to
Ernie Miller's Guide to the INDUCE Act
07/18/2004 05:18 AMMore than you wanted to know about the INDUCE act .. Inducing
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Why, We're Better Than Windows, And We
Will Be Better Than The Macintosh
Why, We're Better Than Windows, And We
Will Be Better Than The Macintosh
09/15/2004 07:49 AMJeff Waugh, Head Beekeeper of the
GNOME project: "In terms
of feature parity with the basic Windows desktop we've done it and
we're already there. When it comes to enterprise management we need to
do some work there and when you compare GNOME to features like in OS X
we're almost there."
The Macintosh Turns 20
The Macintosh Turns 20
01/24/2004 07:35 AMYou could argue that every PC is a Macintosh, because of the
similarity of Windows to the original Mac OS. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch
via MyAppleMenu)
100 Years of Macintosh
100 Years of Macintosh
01/01/2004 03:18 AMZero seconds on the Mac OS system clock is January 1, 1904. The Mac OS
epoch hits 100 years ... now. That's assuming you live in the Pacific
time zone, anyway: ...
20 years of Macintosh
20 years of Macintosh
01/24/2004 05:02 PMTwenty years ago today, on Jan. 24, 1984, Apple introduced the first
Macintosh. Let's look back at the first Mac and how it evolved.
OpenGLide for Macintosh
OpenGLide for Macintosh
05/26/2004 09:05 AMFirst release candidate released
Rethinking the Macintosh
Rethinking the Macintosh
08/15/2002 10:47 PMWebTechniques Aug 15 2002 10:12PM ET
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