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Re: scary but true
From: Dhruv Gami <gami () d10systems com>
Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2003 11:37:59 -0400 (EDT)
On Oct 17, Zachary Mutrux said :
Does anyone know of a good source (book, website) of true case studies of security incidents? I'd like to have some stories to relate to complacent coworkers, clients, etc.
Kevin Mitnick's book "The Art of Deception" has some nice stories abt attacks using social engineering. It might be one good source to scare your coworkers and get them to be more security conscious. regards, Gami -- GPG Fingerprint : C588 BB2B 4ABD 988F 30C2 8185 D69F 7DEE B506 EE15 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- FREE Whitepaper: Better Management for Network Security Looking for a better way to manage your IP security? Learn how Solsoft can help you: - Ensure robust IP security through policy-based management - Make firewall, VPN, and NAT rules interoperable across heterogeneous networks - Quickly respond to network events from a central console Download our FREE whitepaper at: http://www.securityfocus.com/sponsor/Solsoft_security-basics_031015 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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