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heroes
From: Dave Aronson <spamtrap.secfocus () dja mailme org>
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 21:22:27 -0500
"Conlan Adams" <conlan () mebtc org> wrote:
One port change and the victims would have been heros in their boss' eyes.You miss a major point in this... No matter what you do you're NEVER a hero.
Heh. An excellent point to remember, for anybody in the field of securing actual systems. Do your job right all the time, and nobody notices. Fail to spot an attack in time, just once, and you're seen as incompetent. Not a good career for those who thrive on recognition.... -- David J. Aronson Work: http://destined.to/program Play: http://listen.to/davearonson
Current thread:
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003, (continued)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Paris E. Stone (Jan 19)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Roger A. Grimes (Jan 19)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Paris E. Stone (Jan 19)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Roger A. Grimes (Jan 19)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Frank Hamersley (Jan 20)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Roger A. Grimes (Jan 19)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Roger A. Grimes (Jan 19)
- Re: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Ansgar -59cobalt- Wiechers (Jan 19)
- Re: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Michael Gale (Jan 20)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Conlan Adams (Jan 20)
- heroes Dave Aronson (Jan 24)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Roger A. Grimes (Jan 20)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Nero, Nick (Jan 20)
- RE: Remote Desktop vs VPN on Windows 2003 Roger A. Grimes (Jan 20)