All I can say is read Carl Sagan' Pale Blue Dot. It is a brilliant book about our fragile little world, and why we need to take better care of it - or get off it.
I had the pleasure of attending LinuxForum 2003 (in danish) this weekend, where Cheswick talked about internet security.
His slides can be found here and his entire talk is here. I must say that he is a very funny and interesting person.
A 5000 player LAN party is not that much considering that we in Denmark, (a country with 5,5 million citizens) for the past 10 years have held "The Party" with more that 3500 Guests. Take a look at the stats
If I remember correctly BOB had an "feature" that let you assign a new password if you after three login attempts still hadn't given the correct password.
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All I can say is read Carl Sagan' Pale Blue Dot. It is a brilliant book about our fragile little world, and why we need to take better care of it - or get off it.
Question:
Does anybody know how to configure postfix to behave like that pseudo code.
TIA.
Nice! Mine has his wet-thumbprint with a square around it and a text saying "Authors DNS. Do not duplicate"
I had the pleasure of attending LinuxForum 2003 (in danish) this weekend, where Cheswick talked about internet security. His slides can be found here and his entire talk is here. I must say that he is a very funny and interesting person.
A 5000 player LAN party is not that much considering that we in Denmark, (a country with 5,5 million citizens) for the past 10 years have held "The Party" with more that 3500 Guests. Take a look at the stats
It is still possible to download KaZaA, a quick search found a copy here
If I remember correctly BOB had an "feature" that let you assign a new password if you after three login attempts still hadn't given the correct password.