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Re: The Future of Security
From: Don Helms <dhelms () sw org>
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 1999 16:54:58 -0600
But hey, if we can do a key exchange from our automobile to the stove in our kitchen, then I won't have to be saying "Yes dear, I'm sure the stove is turned off - trust me about this."
---------------End of Original Message----------------- Yes, but as we've seen in the medical arena, you can toast a guy if you have access. I've seen actual medical equipment designed by the manufacture to network with zero security---on purpose. We did implement it at the physical level, by the way. So, if you network your toaster, you may be able to tell if it's turned off. But what about someone else turning it on? If I don't firewall my toaster some yahoo will hack in and burn my house down? To many times, it's the simple stuff that folks forget to lock down. -Don -------------------------------------------------------- Don Helms Scott & White Hospital dhelms () sw org Date: 12/02/1999 All opinions are just that... --------------------------------------------------------
Current thread:
- Re: The Future of Security Damir Rajnovic (Dec 01)
- Re: The Future of Security Randy Witlicki (Dec 02)
- Re: The Future of Security Don Helms (Dec 03)
- Re: The Future of Security David LeBlanc (Dec 06)
- Re: The Future of Security Don Helms (Dec 03)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: The Future of Security Crumrine, Gary L (Dec 01)
- RE: The Future of Security Randy Witlicki (Dec 02)
- RE: The Future of Security Eric Budke (Dec 03)
- RE: The Future of Security David LeBlanc (Dec 06)
- RE: The Future of Security Randy Witlicki (Dec 02)
- Re: The Future of Security Rick Smith (Dec 03)
- Re: The Future of Security David LeBlanc (Dec 06)
- RE: The Future of Security Scott, Richard (Dec 03)
- RE: The Future of Security Scott, Richard (Dec 05)
- RE: The Future of Security R. DuFresne (Dec 06)
(Thread continues...)
- Re: The Future of Security Randy Witlicki (Dec 02)