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Secure Network Technologies Inc is a company responsible for providing many business related security services.  One of those services includes security auditing of participating organizations.  I had to laugh as I read a report submitted to Dark Reading, by Steve Stasiukonis, in which SNTI infiltrated a credit union by scattering USB drives containing Trojan software [...]

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This ever happen to you?

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I’m Here

Well, here I am in Las Vegas, day #1 of the Mix conference. I’d have posted sooner but my hotel doesn’t offer Internet (sucky) – thank God for Microsoft conferences :) So far I have taken advantage of Microsoft’s hospitality by – eating breakfast, tapping into the free wireless with my PDA, and playing with [...]

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Died?

Have I died? Fortunately (or unfortunately for some) I have not, but I have been insanely busy, and have had no time to read the blog posts of others, never mind write any blog posts of my own.  My current daytime project (let’s call it Fred) has been occupying all of my daytime working hours [...]

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Dilbert

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If, having your feed reader tell you that there is a new post on my blog, is not enough, then I come to your rescue with MSN Alerts.  Click the image link below (or on the side bar of my blog) and you can subscribe to receive an email or cell phone notification whenever I [...]

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Time for a change

Aside of being busy at the office this week, as the project I am working on revs up into its implementation phase, I have been devoting a lot of my spare time looking into getting one of these.  A friend of mine says that he can always tell how busy someone is by the number [...]

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Quoted from:  http://cp.sonybmg.com/xcp/english/howtouse.html To install the software on this disc, you must have Administrator rights on your computer. Administrator rights are typically the default setting for home computers, however, in many work environments it is not the default setting. If you do not have Administrator rights, log out of your account and log in as [...]

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It may not have escaped your attention that Sony has been featured in the news a lot recently, concerning proven allegations about Sony BMG installing DRM root kits on Windows computers, belonging to consumers: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4400148.stm Essentially, root kits are malicious pieces of software that are installed in the lower-levels of the Windows operating system, which [...]

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