Tag Archives: security

Google’s Expensive Confusing Rules

Posted on February 13, 2019 by way0utwest

I worked through the Y2K crisis. I call it a crisis because so many of us were worried and millions, probably hundreds of millions of dollars were spent by companies trying to ensure their software systems would work when the … Continue reading →

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Complex Constrained Security

Posted on February 6, 2019 by way0utwest

I was reading about Kerberos and authentication with SPNs recently. It’s a topic that seems to make sense and appears orderly, but when I’ve had issues with SPNs, it feels like voodoo and black magic sometimes might be needed to … Continue reading →

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The Pros and Cons of Terabyte Phones

Posted on February 2, 2019 by way0utwest

A few years ago I wrote a piece about the growth of storage in many devices and the large quantities of data that can be kept. I speculated that we might see terabyte mobile phone storage in a decade. That … Continue reading →

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The Justification Database

Posted on January 18, 2019 by way0utwest

I saw an article on the security at various Department of Defense facilities that control the ballistic missile systems in the US. It’s interesting reading, especially if you want to shake your head at bad practices. I think this article summarizes just … Continue reading →

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