Posts tagged security
What, There’s Pr0n on the Internet!?
May 20th
We all hear lots of talk about “Porn on the Internet”. Moralists rage against it, parents lament it, millions thrill in it (clandestinely, of course) and governments try to ignore it. I sometimes joke that the Internet was really built for Porn and that is all being channeled from some alternate dimension. Of course, it’s [...]
Tablets: A Security Risk?
Apr 28th
Do you own a Sony Playstation? Are you worried about the recent hack? Should you be? Absolutely. And when you are done worrying about your PSN account being hacked, then get ready for an even scarier thought. Consider this quote from Tom’s Hardware blog: Last year, a major security breach at RockYou.com resulted in [...]
Virtualization Technology Adoption – part 1
Apr 27th
This is a reworking of some thoughts on virtualization technology originally posted on my personal blog. I’m breaking it into parts so that I can elaborate a little more on each aspect. The success of any technology depends on many factors and it is helpful to reference a technology by it’s adoption in the market. [...]
