Scott Chamberlain

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Software developer.

	678 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	2 years, 1 month
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May 14	comment	Understanding AirCrack output in Backtrack 5 AP = Access Point, I was saying "Maybe you accidentally connected to your neighbor's wireless router instead of yours"
May 11	comment	Understanding AirCrack output in Backtrack 5 Are your neighbors religious? Maybe you accidentally did their AP instead.
May 9	awarded	Scholar
May 9	accepted	If someone bought the .local TLD could that be a security risk?
May 9	awarded	Editor
May 9	revised	If someone bought the .local TLD could that be a security risk? added 22 characters in body
May 9	awarded	Student
May 9	asked	If someone bought the .local TLD could that be a security risk?
Apr 26	awarded	Yearling
Feb 15	awarded	Critic
Jan 6	comment	Encrypt files on flash drive for easy decryption @JeffFerland Sorry, did not see that line. but it does answer the question about 7zip encrypting header information. And if the accountant will not trust a self extracting exe you give him why would he trust something he would need to download and install/run off of the usb stick? If the accountant is willing you could put a portable version of 7zip on the drive, but why not just have it be self extracting if he is willing to do that.
Jan 6	answered	Encrypt files on flash drive for easy decryption
Dec 20	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 16	answered	Cracking long Windows XP passwords
Dec 13	awarded	Enlightened
Dec 13	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 13	answered	Is it possible to not store passwords locally, at all?
Aug 30	awarded	Teacher
Aug 8	comment	How to verify new accounts against a known persons database? @blunders, Right. With the requirements that the original poster put forth there is no reliable way to do it other than the way the original poster came up with in his post. Some times there is no clever solution. I guess this answer could be shortened to "No." but I think the long explanation is better.
Jul 18	comment	What are the pros and cons of site wide SSL (https)? For more info about firesheep see Ep. 272 of Security Now! for the episode where they go in depth about firesheep (They begin talking about it at 44:05).