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I am the Black Ninja

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Wednesday, August 17, 2005

(IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 1.3 Released!

DOWNLOAD ISSUE 1.3 HERE
The covered topics are:
* Security vulnerabilities, exploits and patches
* PDA attacks: palm sized devices - PC sized threats
* Adding service signatures to Nmap
* CSO and CISO - perception vs. reality in the security kingdom
* Unified threat management: IT security's silver bullet?
* The reality of SQL injection
* 12 months of progress for the Microsoft Security Response Centre
* Interview with Michal Zalewski, security researcher
* OpenSSH for Macintosh
* Method for forensic validation of backup tapes

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