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Daily Archives: November 15, 2012
Better Secure Hashing – SHA3
I’ve been giving an encryption talk over the last year, focusing on educating DBAs on the various features and capabilities available in SQL Server. One of the things I note in the talk is that SHA1 is not considered secure. … Continue reading
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Tagged encryption, security, sql server, syndicated
Failure Lessons
I really wish that we would see detailed analysis of failed systems, if for no other reasons than to avoid repeating the same mistakes in the future. I’d hope that technical people that were engaged in building systems that didn’t … Continue reading
