I have the audio of the talk, i need to listen to it again and see if they mention a specific studies. here is a outline of the talk and more information on it:
In the past twelve months, the House has held two Congressional testimonies on the issue of protecting customer data. Witnesses from these hearings will present updated testimonies to a committee of security experts at the Black Hat Briefings. These updates will also include an analysis of action since the Hearings. The session will be structured like the Congressional Hearings with the addition of audience preparation and participation. The audience will have an opportunity to question and comment during the live forum. Original testimonies are available at http://energycommerce.house.gov/108/Hearings/11192 003hearing1133/Ansanelli1797.htm and http://energycommerce.house.gov/108/Hearings/11192 003hearing1133/Davidson1796.htm
Identity theft was covered at this years blackhat in vegas and it was stated the the vast majority of indentity theft is corporate insiders stealing the info and selling it on the web. Hackers/crackers only account for a small about of the current identity theft.
AES if implemented correctly is 10 time better then having an open ethernet port outside your house. For the love of God people, please understand cryptography before making un-informed comments about how weak this will be.
you guys can piss and moan all you want but AES is rock solid. This is a great solution for those who don't have time resources or knowledge to use 802.11x with RADIUS. Finanaly a secure encruption scheme for home users who know absolutely nothing about encryption and how it works. I give it 2 thumbs up:)
if the pc's are down that long, the IT staff starting with the CTO needs to be fired. In my 3 years as a network admin I haven't had all the pc's put together down for 9 days. Especially not for something as simple as viruses.
The University of Tennessee actually has one of the largest wireless networks in the United States. With over 1250 AP's the entire campus is covered in a wireless grid. How intel missed it I have no idea.
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I would comment on it, but I can't see it. anyone got a mirror of it?
I have the audio of the talk, i need to listen to it again and see if they mention a specific studies. here is a outline of the talk and more information on it:
2 003hearing1133/Ansanelli1797.htm and http://energycommerce.house.gov/108/Hearings/11192 003hearing1133/Davidson1796.htm
In the past twelve months, the House has held two Congressional testimonies on the issue of protecting customer data. Witnesses from these hearings will present updated testimonies to a committee of security experts at the Black Hat Briefings. These updates will also include an analysis of action since the Hearings. The session will be structured like the Congressional Hearings with the addition of audience preparation and participation. The audience will have an opportunity to question and comment during the live forum. Original testimonies are available at http://energycommerce.house.gov/108/Hearings/1119
Identity theft was covered at this years blackhat in vegas and it was stated the the vast majority of indentity theft is corporate insiders stealing the info and selling it on the web. Hackers/crackers only account for a small about of the current identity theft.
I use http://www.dailyrotation.com/ You can customize which sites it draws headlines from. Saves me tons of time by having everying all in one place.
AES if implemented correctly is 10 time better then having an open ethernet port outside your house. For the love of God people, please understand cryptography before making un-informed comments about how weak this will be.
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http://home.ecn.ab.ca/~jsavard/crypto/co040801.
"As of 2004, no successful attacks against AES have been recognised" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES
you guys can piss and moan all you want but AES is rock solid. This is a great solution for those who don't have time resources or knowledge to use 802.11x with RADIUS. Finanaly a secure encruption scheme for home users who know absolutely nothing about encryption and how it works. I give it 2 thumbs up :)
why... did you just figure out a way to break AES that your not sharing with everyone else?
in soviet russia houses control you
if the pc's are down that long, the IT staff starting with the CTO needs to be fired. In my 3 years as a network admin I haven't had all the pc's put together down for 9 days. Especially not for something as simple as viruses.
they have now given me enough space to store all my spam i get at hotmail.
my keyboard ate the ol off the word tool
very exciting, knoppix is a great to and should be in everyone's toolbox.
if you went to defcon last year you would know that this is done already ;) (fake ap's to steal cc's that is.)
that f*cker (frist) is my senator. I am emailing him right now. Canada is looking better and better every day. At least they still can use vcr's
I will only use sticky notes on my monitor to store my passwords from now on.
Their nationwide non-profit status is still compiling ;)
a beer drinking beaver was found at the mainframe keyboard typing I AM CANADIAN over and over. More details to follow...
shit a beowulf cluster of those could do....
lets start a nibbles tournament ;)
the lights get turned off, where does all my money go?
i don't work for the govt or live in california... here is good ol'e TN we still get overtime pay :)
i posted this 2 weeks ago but was rejected...
The University of Tennessee actually has one of the largest wireless networks in the United States. With over 1250 AP's the entire campus is covered in a wireless grid. How intel missed it I have no idea.
ok... so my stuff gets rejects when its seems somewhat usefull and yet this gets on slashdot... there is no justice.
if slashdot and irc wouldn't actually serve techies better than most "social" sites.