Collaborate Disseminate
There are several posts here about how easy it is to spoof caller ID and that there is no way to detect it.
I did find one post suggesting the calls to 1-800 numbers could not be spoofed.
being done by forwarding calls to a toll-fre… Continue reading Why can’t spoofed caller ID’s be identified?
Scenario: A high level access account on a single machine, where the account is created by the system/application with a secure password, without exposing the password to a human or to any other machines.
No one knows or ca… Continue reading If no one knows a password, is there a reason to change it?
This question already has an answer here:
Is there a method of generating site-specific passwords which can be executed in my own head?
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Some new computers come with software I don’t need or want. It is not advertised as part of the product I am purchasing. Generally this is called Bloatware.
Bloatware
1.(n) Software that comes pre-installed on a co… Continue reading Does Bloatware on a brand new PC create security risks?
I was looking at Wikipedias;List of the most common passwords and saw ‘monkey’ listed 6 out of the last 7 years.
Most of the re-occurring passwords are fairly obvious choices. But why is ‘monkey’ on the list (from ‘SplashD… Continue reading why is ‘monkey’ a common password? [on hold]
I was reading about SQL injection and saw this, which got me thinking:
input fields as small as possible to reduce the likelihood of a hacker being able to squeeze SQL code into the field without it being truncated (which… Continue reading Is there a field length that is too short to allow harmful SQL injection?
I was reading about SQL injection and saw this, which got me thinking:
input fields as small as possible to reduce the likelihood of a hacker being able to squeeze SQL code into the field without it being truncated (which… Continue reading Is there a field length that is too short to allow harmful SQL injection?