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Measures are usually taken into account to hide the algorithm. thats part of the security of cryptography.

I have it. Its a great book. I just read a chapter on rogue wireless devices. It reads like a spy novel. Based on scenerios and such. I recommend it. i picked up some good stuff out of it. i...

The militery is still running Windows 98 in some places. The technology may be state of the art in the militery but its still using Vietnam equipment. I am in a Signal Bn and we are using at least...

Also try using Mozilla Firefox. I started using it with spyblaster and I haven't gotten anything since. I recommend it to all my friends

http://www.mozilla.com

You should be able to use either one. I just wouldn't use both at the same time. Just remember to turn off the internal one if you use the card. You don't want one running WEP and the other wide...

Good test........

100%.... I'm so smart!!!!!!

Some you had to pay attention to.

Post some more things I can do while I should be working!!!!

We know too little about his idea to validate or criticize. But just the fact that he is not willing to share anymore info about it makes it a little fishy.

Security is a on-going process. The...

You can also look into getting a more "directional" attenea. A parabolic is kinda expensive but it offers more direct signal and some of them you will have to either be in the line of sight or...

There is another way of doing polyalpebetic ciphers. It may be the same idea though.

You have a key word KEY and the message Break this cipher

you arrange the tables according to the keyword...

Give something that they can relate to in both the office and real life. like shoulder surfing and spyware. Maybe you can somehow show them how much information spyware can actually send out. The...

For all the "newbies" in security. ISC2 also offers the SSCP which is a down-scale version of the CISSP. It is geared more toward people with limited security experience and requires 1 year in a...

Just saying hi to everyone

I'm sorta new to the practice of computer security but not completely. I've spent a few years in telecom in the militery so I have a militant state of mind when it...