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Monthly Archives: May 2008
White Badger Featured in Wall Street West Video
We were recently featured in a short video for Wall Street West, which is an initiative here in Eastern PA to set up an emergency backup for the real Wall Street in NYC. Anyway, the video doesn’t exactly go in … Continue reading
Security Basics: Part 4 – Paranoia
Every good security professional has a healthy respect for the unknown, which usually is tagged as paranoia. An appropriate amount of paranoia in the right area leads to being quite effective in securing the network you’re in charge of. The … Continue reading
Wireless Web-Enabled Door Locks?!
I just came across this article announcing Schlage and Z-Wave releasing a wireless door knob/lock. I’m honestly in shock. Given the history of very breakable security measures seen in supposedly secure wireless protocols (802.11a/b/g/n, WEP, WPA, LEAP, Bluetooth, etc), I … Continue reading →