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Development, Operations, or Accounting
I think the idea of a platform of services, such as Windows Azure provides, is a great idea. I’d love to be able to stop worrying about hardware in many cases, and even skip some of the infrastructure of networking … Continue reading
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The Command Shell
Recently I heard a few people arguing over the use of xp_cmdshell in a particular situation. One person was adamant that there was a security risk in using this feature. Many of you probably feel the same way, and even the SQL … Continue reading
A Good Security Response
Security will become more and more important in the future, at least in my mind. As we become more interconnected and dependent on digital services, if the level of fraud and security failures do not fall, many people will hesitate … Continue reading
Algorithm Secrecy is not Security
I find the field of cryptography and encryption to be fascinating. I present a talk on encryption and constantly find people that don’t realize the security of an encryption algorithm doesn’t depend on what the algorithm is or knowing how it works. … Continue reading