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@amrittsering The whole "killbit" thing is #securityfail. Glad it's there, but it shows how useless Authenticode was (and is).about 6 hours ago from web in reply to amrittsering
@rmogull @krowney Isn't Immodium a form of extrusion prevention? A lot cheaper than the usual kind, too.about 6 hours ago from web in reply to rmogull
@Walshman23 In the report, I cited the Obama Verizon case, in which a CSR snooped through his cell phone records.about 6 hours ago from web
@Walshman23 I used the patented "hold finger in air" technique. Entitlements are whitespace; AuthN gets the attention; AuthZ not so much.about 6 hours ago from web in reply to Walshman23
I find the term used in the DLP world to describe a certain type of doc fingerprinting ("rolling hashes") to be pretty funny.about 7 hours ago from web
"If 2006 was 'The Year of the Lost Laptop,' 2009 will be 'The Year of the Curious Customer Service Representative.'" http://bit.ly/1zQ0vuabout 8 hours ago from web
State Dept employee sentenced for abusing passport DB entitlements http://bit.ly/DB6H3 <-- I predicted this sort of thing in Jan. Easy call.about 8 hours ago from web
SC Magazine did good job with my quote re GOOG OS http://bit.ly/41xS01, but missed my "All your searches are belong to us" reference :)about 9 hours ago from web
Jeffrey Hammond's excellent "Open Source Software Goes Mainstream," a companion piece to his O'Reilly interview: http://bit.ly/Ripucabout 12 hours ago from web
@SmithWill One might say that, yes. But lack of wind wasn't the problem -- there's plenty of that in the DLP segment. It's usually baked.about 12 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to SmithWill
@mcgoverntheory noneabout 12 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to mcgoverntheory
Seemed appropriate to put on CCR's "Who'll Stop the Rain" tonight. :)about 23 hours ago from Tweetie
Just sent out the invitations for the Forrester DLP Wave. We picked 8 vendors to evaluate. A few non-invitees are not happy.3:27 PM Jul 8th from Tweetie
@nflambert @rwhiteley0 To be fair, the desktop has baffled them for a while. I give you CSA, just for instance.3:06 PM Jul 8th from web in reply to nflambert
@jeremiahg Bruce Schneier writes secure web code -- with his fists (apologies to folks behind the Bruce Scheier Facts Database)2:30 PM Jul 8th from web in reply to jeremiahg
@emjayess RT @arj Forrester seat holders are about 30% vendor and 70% user. Hope this helps. <-- Straight from the boss2:28 PM Jul 8th from web
@Eades50 You mean the N Korea attacks? No sense for them. Probably true.1:44 PM Jul 8th from web in reply to Eades50
@lotusebhat Don't I know it. :) Nice job on your iPhone re-animation, by the way.8:11 AM Jul 8th from web in reply to lotusebhat
Finished client inquiry re LDAP server strategy for "recipient checking" by DMZ mail appliance. (I'm filling in for Chenxi; mat. leave)7:44 AM Jul 8th from Tweetie
I (ab)use LinkedIn. Example: vendor X wants to be in a report. LinkedIn says they've had 4 VPs of Sales in 4 years. Hmm... :)11:43 AM Jul 7th from web