Posts Tagged ‘security’

The amount of time, money, and energy people spend being terrified of terrorists is downright incredible.  Everyone has probably heard about the supposed “failed attempt” of a Nigerian man to ignite his underwear bomb on a flight bound for Detroit
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Imagine, if you will, having all of your money and important documents in an impenetrable safe, and that safe had a complex combination.  If the combination was forgotten, you would no longer have access to any of your money.  To
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There’s been yet another report of data theft in the news, this time involving thousands of customer records at T-Mobile in the UK. CDs containing customer names, addresses, and the date their mobile contract ended were sold by employees of
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Do you insist on knowing the name and purpose of every directory and file on your computer?  Are you disgusted when applications create directories right off your root? If you said ‘yes’ to either of these questions, then you probably
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With all the stories that have circulated through the news and in the depths of the internet, it’s sometimes surprising to hear that mistakes that led to the destruction of one company are being repeated by uncounted others. This is
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