Archive for July, 2008

PenTest Straw Poll

July 25th, 2008 | Category: InfoSec

Which Penetration Testing Qualification is best from a client perspective:

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Dirty House (16/07/2008)

July 24th, 2008 | Category: LiveMixes

Well, it’s been a long time coming, but until today, there has always been a reason not to. Recently, I managed to cobble together my old Stanton Final Scratch V1.1, and sure enough, the old girl worked a treat. So here is the result. The first mix of 2008, and although I am obviously a [...]

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Why upgrade your iphone?

July 22nd, 2008 | Category: General

…..put simply, because you have to! Now, don’t get me wrong, there are a thousand reasons for the upgrade, but did you know about this one? There is actually a very serious and technical reason that you should upgrade. I’ll try and explain it to you in lay terms….

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The next big thing

July 18th, 2008 | Category: General

Being a technologist and a DJ, I often find myself torn between the need for blinking LED’s and a product that adds value. Take for instance my need to utilise MP3′s rather than Vinyl. Its a simple requirement in so much as i just want to: a) mitigate many, many boxes of 12″ vinyl b) [...]

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Live Mix Update

July 18th, 2008 | Category: General

…..after a day clearing out the garage (trust me, it needed doing), I came across the original install CD for my Stanton Final Scratch V1, which I thought was long gone. After further search through a lot of vinyl, I found the control records, which meant all that was left was to dig out the [...]

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Architecures RISC or x86?

July 13th, 2008 | Category: General

I have been working with a large retailer of late who is a heavy user of Sun & Solaris. As you can imagine, this is perfectly normal, and in fact, considered best practice for what they are doing. That said though, in an area such as retail, with low margins and profits based on sheer [...]

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Linux Defence Tweaks

July 06th, 2008 | Category: InfoSec

If your planning on using Linux in a hostile environment, i.e. the Internet! then its worth thinking about some simple little tweaks to the TCP/IP stack in conjunction with some funky firewall madness to keep your box your own, and not end up “owned” too quickly! Lets start with the TCP/IP stack. There are a [...]

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