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What is you operative system?
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NEED advice on a hacking project
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Our Sonicwall has an anti-virus scanning subscription we pay yearly that handles about 90% of it. The rest is handled by our spam filter (reflexion.org). In essence, we just throw money at it and let someone else handle it. For the most part you s...
We use a Firebox X by Watchguard with real time packet scanning and extensive IP tables (decent protection, but I hate the interface). From there, for general data, Symantec Endpoint. For email, Mailfoundry appliance, Exchanges Edge Transport, and...
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Kingston DataTraveler Secure Privacy Edition - WTF!
I'm posting this because I would like to get comments and/or insight from other HoH members. If you are not familiar with the Kingston DataTraveler Secure - Privacy Edition USB key, it's a USB flash drive that encrypts all data written to it in 256bit AES. It has 2 partitions, a CD-Rom filesystem partition that contains the software to create/enter your password for access to the 2nd parition, a "private" encrypted area. Recently one of the keys "malfunctioned" and now it doesn't encrypt the dat… Continue
Posted on July 1, 2008 at 3:20am — 6 Comments
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