The Two Sides of Roi: Return on Investment vs. Risk of Incarceration
Legislative mandates potentially replace CIO's primary concerns of technology risk management with the possibility of serving jail time.
Hal Berghel
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Wireless Infidelity Ii: Airjacking
Assessing the extent of the security risks involved in wireless networking technology by considering three possible scenarios demonstrating vulnerabilities.
Wireless Infidelity I: War Driving
Although WiFi technology security vulnerabilities are well known, the extent of these vulnerabilities may be surprising: War driving experiences identify many potential points of entry.
A Paradigm Shift in Computing and It Education
Examining the changing organizational alignment in colleges of computer and information technology.
Wading Into Alternate Data Streams
The open-ended nature of ADSs makes them an extremely powerful Windows resource worthy of deeper exploration. The concept of non-monolithic file systems is not new. “File forks” were an integral part of the original Macintosh Hierarchical File System. Apple separated file information into data and resource forks, where the resource fork contains a resource map […]
The Discipline of Internet Forensics
A well-defined field of study and practice has evolved as a result of network hacker activity.
Putting the distribution control of the Web's intellectual
content in the hands of those who created it.
Cookies revisited: Continuing the dialogue on personal security and underlying privacy issues.
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