A defensible network is one that can be watched, is configured to limit possible intruder actions, can be kept up to date, and runs only the minimum necessary services.
This seems like common sense. Shouldn't all network admins be doing this anyway?
Today SCO on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one conciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as Linux, life is only dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather
Based on an anonymous tip, PC Magazine looked into the WMI and the Windows Security Center's use of it, and found that it may not only be a security hole, but a crater.
Maybe MS could get NASA to send a few rovers in there to see what they can find out.
I blame them only in so much as the REASON HP couldn't get it to work was because Windows is a closed, proprietary OS. You would think that MS would WANT stuff like this to work on Windows with their "Trustworthy Computing" initiative.
I don't see it. I know lots of brave liberals and compassionate conservatives. This reminds me of that trick where you watch "The Wizard of Oz" while listening to the "Dark Side of the Moon", I can almost see it and understand it, but it would help if I was tripping.
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"Well tell him I already talked to God..."
So, what is the land speed wheelchair record?
Really, if he's not careful he's going to wind up in a wheelchair.
I'm sure there are a few who would like to see them in cement.
Yeah, I'm sure it's a stretch limo.
Yes, Moore is less - or smaller you could say.
I'm sure those words would echo through the halls of Microsoft like the sound of a swift approaching doom!
This seems like common sense. Shouldn't all network admins be doing this anyway?
And they can get there in their flying cars. slashdot.org
A lot of this sounds like child pornography, can kids get in trouble for sending child pornography of themselves?
Today SCO on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one conciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as Linux, life is only dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather
Maybe MS could get NASA to send a few rovers in there to see what they can find out.
I blame them only in so much as the REASON HP couldn't get it to work was because Windows is a closed, proprietary OS. You would think that MS would WANT stuff like this to work on Windows with their "Trustworthy Computing" initiative.
I worked for IBM, what's your point?
Cool, my new "Synergy.com Database for Linux" should do well!
Yes, it's a great example of why you should be very cautious when working with Microsoft.
Yeah, really, don't get so uptight - they didn't even raise the color code thing - then I would have been real scared!
Yeah, just getting ready to play myself. It just finished compiling.
Still, Travolta Fett would be cool.
Actually it would be better if he wrote and directed. Kill Jar-Jar Vol. 3
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I don't see it. I know lots of brave liberals and compassionate conservatives. This reminds me of that trick where you watch "The Wizard of Oz" while listening to the "Dark Side of the Moon", I can almost see it and understand it, but it would help if I was tripping.
Yup, sounds just like my boss.
So SATAN can take away Christmas AND find security holes in networks - whoa! The dude is just too powerful!
Wow, if there was ever an argument for how cheap LCD's have become, this would be it.