I wasn’t going to write a Conficker post, but I had so much fun playing with nmap today that I caved in…
This afternoon I decided that it would be prudent to make a quick scan of the corporate networks for signs of Conficker-ness. I knew from Dan Kaminsky’s recent “Taming Conficker” that I should be
Continue reading Conficker, Nmap and What I sent to the Office
And finally, we Google Apps users got the long-awaited themes feature today. I first wondered when these were coming back in December. Now I can indulge my inner squirrel.
Google Apps now offers more than 30 Gmail account theme choices ranging from weather themes that are customized for your location, to nature themes that change with
Continue reading Themes in Google Apps!
Back in January, I was trying to move my Dropbox files off of my netbook’s little SSD drive and onto an SD storage card. No matter what I tried, I’d get an error about not being allowed to use a removable drive for such purposes.
I tried the exact same thing with Live Mesh beta
Continue reading Store Dropbox Data on a Removable Drive
Here’s the pitch:
As a business owner, or someone responsible for network security within your organization, you need to understand how to prevent attacks and eliminate network weaknesses that leave your business exposed and at risk.
Vulnerability Management for Dummies arms you with the facts and shows you how to implement a successful Vulnerability Management program.
Continue reading Free eBook Offer: Vulnerability Management for Dummies
At work I spend a lot of time and energy trying to do as much as possible while spending as little as I can. To that end, I’ve slowly been rolling out OpenOffice 3.0 to the desktops in place of our very old version of MS Office XP.
For some folks that’s been working pretty
Continue reading In Which I Finally Discovered OpenOffice Novell Edition