Archive for June, 2007

Suggested reading this week

I’ve been real busy lately, but I came across several blogs and articles this week that I’d like to share, Andrew Hay style. =)
CEO Crime & Punishment — Ben Horowitz, CEO of Opsware Inc., shares his thoughts on what entices executives to commit white collar crime. Is it for money? Or is there some other […]

Got pwned today

Several people in the corporate IT security group where I’m interning this summer have been working hard on creating a program to educate users on the company’s acceptable use policies and some basic security awareness. They’ve done a great job and the stuff they came up with looks top notch. During lunch they’re out talking […]

We’ll revoke your blogging privileges

If you have too many tags, scripts, ads, etc on your site. Thanks to Tyler for saying what we’ve all been wanting to say.
Just look at this.

SSN misuses

These two stories are interesting.. I wonder if Adam from Emergent Chaos has seen them:
The most misused SSN of all time was (078-05-1120). In 1938, wallet manufacturer the E. H. Ferree company in Lockport, New York decided […]

Mother of all security feeds

Using Yahoo! Pipes, I tied in over 100 different security blogs into a single feed, sorted by newest on top, and encompasses all areas of security. When I have some more time I’ll add security news sites like DarkReading, SecurityFocus, etc.
I know Mark Curphey was working on a a newer, improved SBN, but I don’t […]