DKNUCKLES

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Just a young blood trying to make it in this industry.

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Mar 21	awarded	Informed
Feb 28	awarded	Enthusiast
Feb 23	comment	Best practices for firewall hardware Somewhat off topic but I recommend looking into MikroTik (RB1100 AHx2). Super powerful, super cheap. I don't work for MikroTik - just a very happy user.
Feb 15	awarded	Popular Question
Feb 10	accepted	What is more risky? Database Server in DMZ or Trusted Network?
Feb 9	asked	What is more risky? Database Server in DMZ or Trusted Network?
Feb 3	awarded	Nice Question
Feb 2	accepted	Best practices for handling computer viruses
Feb 1	answered	Good, simple list of reasons that email is inherently insecure
Feb 1	asked	Best practices for handling computer viruses
Jan 17	accepted	E-mail with obfuscated code / no trace in e-mail server
Jan 17	comment	E-mail with obfuscated code / no trace in e-mail server Wow that's very interesting - thanks for the post.
Jan 17	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on E-mail with obfuscated code / no trace in e-mail server
Jan 17	asked	E-mail with obfuscated code / no trace in e-mail server
Nov 8	accepted	Does requiring users to fill out a PDF w/ CC information and mail it back violate PCI compliance?
Nov 6	accepted	Preventing Client PC's from accessing C&C machines
Nov 6	accepted	What are methods for preventing browser hooking / drive-by downloads?
Nov 6	asked	Does requiring users to fill out a PDF w/ CC information and mail it back violate PCI compliance?
Oct 18	comment	What are methods for preventing browser hooking / drive-by downloads? Another great answer and well scripted for the enterprise as well as personal use.
Oct 18	comment	What are methods for preventing browser hooking / drive-by downloads? This is a great answer, and pretty much what I expected - there doesn't appear to be a fool proof way to mitigate these attacks or scenarios.