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25
reviewed No Action Needed Opensource NetFlow generator
Apr
25
reviewed No Action Needed PCI 3.6.6 cryptographic key procedures include split knowledge
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25
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Apr
25
reviewed Reopen has my website been hacked
Apr
25
reviewed Leave Open Detailed tutorial for Virtual Steganographic Laboratory for Digital Images (VSL)?
Apr
25
reviewed Leave Open How large RSA-keys could the worlds combined computer power factorize in reasonable time?
Apr
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reviewed Leave Open Problem: Restrictions in effect on computer. Asking me to contact my system administrator
Apr
25
reviewed Close SQL injection to a mysql database doesnt work
Apr
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revised Is there any security threat with open WiFi connection?
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Apr
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comment Is there any security threat with open WiFi connection?
@Adnan correct, answer updated.
Apr
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comment Is there any security threat with open WiFi connection?
@ryan good catch, they must not like hotlinking so much :P replaced with a new one.
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Apr
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reviewed Leave Open has my website been hacked
Apr
23
comment IT Security professional or software developer.. which is a better career option?
@geek_ji I have friends that work in Reverse Engineering. It surprises most people to learn that they write code almost every day, working on tools to aid them in the job. My main point is, if you are doing something technical - even if it does not involve development directly - you will often find that being able to write code is a great help. "Being a pentester" does not mean "never writing code again".
Apr
23
comment IT Security professional or software developer.. which is a better career option?
IMHO 'developer' is not a career. At least not by itself, most of my friends can write C and Java reasonably well, and none of them are computer-science sector people, they are engineers and mathematicians. You need to start adding real proficiencies to your belt; these could be in security (pentesting, forensics, RE), in enterprise computing (redhat), in data/information retrieval (NLP and genetic algorithms), etc etc. 'Development' is a given, it is expected of you by default. Pick a discipline.
Apr
23
revised Can i get 100% protection from virus by using Deep Freeze?
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