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Republish: Serious Hacking
I’m off today, attending the MVP Summit in Washington. Enjoy Serious Hacking.
Badly Encrypted Databases
I ran across a blog about encrypted databases linked from Bruce Schneier’s blog. I follow his musings and writings on security ,and he recommended we read it with this sentence: “Even the summary is too much to summarize, so read it.” … Continue reading
The Data Incident
I was reading a Google whitepaper and I think this was the first time I’d seen a potential loss of data referred to as a data incident. The paper deals with the response from the Google Cloud team if there are potential … Continue reading
Schema Security
How many of you grant access to schemas in your databases? I’m curious because I slowly am starting to see more and more people using schemas in their designs and not defaulting every object to “dbo”. That was the default … Continue reading
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