A Few Thoughts on Social Networking Tools
One of the most important dynamics at play within layperson debate is Availability Bias, which is where people are prone …
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Immortality is Achievable
Many in InfoSec get confused about the difference between standard and blind SQL injection. Here’s a simple way to think …
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How Bad is the Ignorance Problem in the United States?
To have “class” means different things to different people. Some think it means having money. Others think it means being …
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Are the Religious More Logical Than I Think?
The problem newcomers often make when thinking about social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) is thinking about it as some sort …
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A Sad Outlook for Humanity
Good Obscurity vs. Bad Obscurity Camouflage OPSEC An SSH Example Reducing Impact or Probability Summary Many of us are familiar …
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Using Twitter Search to Find Interesting People to Follow
I am really looking forward to the potential of Twitter Lists. Here’s my Information Security list. Ping me if I’ve …
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The Steam, Water, and Ice of Modern Communication
Like my religious friends, I too would like to live forever. The thought of there being an end to my …
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The Problem With Selling Information Security as a “Business Enabler”
Problem: you need to manage a Cisco device via console, but the only box you have available is your non-macpro-mac, …
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The Pope is Evil
This will be a strange post. I just finished the Harry Potter series, and I’m a bit overwhelmed. I’m quite …
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The Jesus Quote You’ll Never Hear in Church
Sometimes when you first install git you realize you added a bunch of crap to your repository, which makes it …
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