Top Security Guide

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Network security is a hot topic today, and will only increase in importance in the months and years ahead.

While most of the attention is paid to exterior threats, there are some steps you can take to prevent unwanted Cisco router access from within your organization.

Whether you want to limit what certain users can do and run on your routers, or prevent unauthorized users in your company from getting to config mode in the first place, here are four important yet simple steps you can take to do so.

In this paper I will discuss Encryption and how to Crack encrypted hashes without the decryption key. Let’s start with an explanation or the idea behind encryption. Encryption is used to secure or hide data from unauthorized personal and has been around from about 1800 BC and is not going away. There is always going to be a need to secure data and keep it out of unauthorized hands. Now with that said there is always going to be new ways to break the encryption and with computers getting faster. Crackers will learn how to break the encryption faster than ever. We are going to look at two encryption algorithms for passwords LM & MD5.

Hotspot hacking is more like fishing that anything else, it’s so easy you can just sit back and watch, read a book, or laugh at the traffic.

Using a wireless hotspot is like using a party line phone with many conversations going on. If you want to keep you internet traffic to your self just make sure it is encrypted. This isn’t an article about encryption but I will give you the motivation to encrypt your traffic.

As this security solution is not such a great idea, other companies have researched, and finally found a new way to prevent cell phones and PDAs theft. This method permits to remotely disable up to four different tasks of a stolen cell phone or PDA, rendering it inoperable. But at the same time data contained in the device are locked. The beauty of this option is that the unit is not damaged in any way – full functionality and data can be easily restored if the device is recovered. Thus, the device is useless to the thief, but it can be reactivated and restored if it is recovered and returned to its rightful owner.

Why should document security be so important to me? What exactly is it anyway? These are just a couple of questions you might have when someone mentions document security to you. With today’s technology, thieves are getting smarter and attacking both large and small businesses.

Before Congress breaks for their summer recess, I hope they’ll carve out a little time to outlaw the bikini. There are three reasons for this that should be obvious to everyone.

First, the bikini creates a hostile sunning environment for women. The sight of nubile young females in public wearing only enough material to equal four paper clips prompts a surge in heart palpitations among normal sized women. Women with stretch marks (who number approximately 3 billion, according to the World Health Organization) also suffer skyrocketing stress hormones in the bloodstream, as well as the phenomenon known as “sand rage.” Clearly, this form of swimwear poses an unacceptable health risk to nearly all women.