Beware the free USB

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Andy

gus wrote:

http://www.darkreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=95556&WT.svl=column1_1

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wxwax

Interesting. Now those poor employees can't use USB drives anymore.

You know, if they chop off their fingers, they wouldn't be able to type. Then the place would be really safe.

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wxwax

gus wrote:

Forever the devils adocado mate.

You get me. Wanna date?

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wxwax

gus wrote:

Got rid of that new piercing you sent me the pic off yet ? If so...sure.

The doc says I'm clean. And I have Trojans on my USB drive, if you know what I mean.

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wxwax

gus wrote:

b..b..b..but you told me you were mac !!!! :uhoh

Honey, my USB goes everywhere!

dragon300zx

ROFL, God I love social engineering. I have yet to meet a network I couldn't get access to thanks to the employee's. Thats why no network will ever be truly secure. No matter how much I tighten down security, and keep on top of things. The simple fact is I have to let the employee's actually use the computers without babysitters watching them all the time. The biggest threat to any company's/network's security is it's employee's.

lynnesite

wxwax wrote:

Interesting. Now those poor employees can't use USB drives anymore.

You know, if they chop off their fingers, they wouldn't be able to type. Then the place would be really safe.

In another column he says, "lose the password"! Biometrics and smart card combo. He underestimates our species if he thinks that would do the trick.

System

gee, thank goodness the employees at the va weren't using usb drives-

wxwax

lynnesite wrote:

In another column he says, "lose the password"! Biometrics and smart card combo. He underestimates our species if he thinks that would do the trick.