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Monthly Archives: April 2009
First our electrical grid, now the JSF?
We’ve heard about the US electrical grid being compromised by possible Chinese hackers however the Wall Street Journal is now reporting that the Joint Strike Fighter project has been compromised as well. The report says that several gigabytes worth of … Continue reading
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Token Kidnapping: 600k test scenarios!
Microsoft has recently released a fix to address the token kidnapping privilege escalation vulnerability which was discovered in March 2008. Microsoft released an advisory in April 2008 instructing users how to protect themselves. At the time Microsoft did not fix … Continue reading
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eDiscovery and documentation
I attended a recent eDiscovery seminar. I wanted to poll the audience and get your thoughts on this subject. I was advised that you should not document your forensics process (criminal matters) because it then becomes discoverable and could be … Continue reading
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