Comments for BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net Information Security Resources Fri, 14 Nov 2008 21:45:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Security Issue with Google Browser Chrome: How to Handle by film fan http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/270#comment-15455 film fan Tue, 16 Sep 2008 11:10:17 +0000 http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/?p=270#comment-15455 i keep learning about more and more little advantages and features with Chrome, with privacy, for example; now if only they would take care of it's cookie management glitches... i keep learning about more and more little advantages and features with Chrome, with privacy, for example; now if only they would take care of it’s cookie management glitches…

]]> Comment on Intrusion Detection System - is it truly automatic? by » The Nuts and Bolts about Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/18#comment-13996 » The Nuts and Bolts about Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - BestInternetSecurity.net Thu, 21 Aug 2008 09:44:20 +0000 http://bestinternetsecurity.net/18/intrusion-detection-system-is-it-truly-automatic/#comment-13996 [...] In case you are unfamiliar with IDSs, refer to my posts here: http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/19/ http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/18/ [...] [...] In case you are unfamiliar with IDSs, refer to my posts here: http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/19/ http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/18/ [...]

]]> Comment on How to Keep your Portable Data from Being Stolen by » How to Use TrueCrypt on a Computer without Administrative Rights - BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/106#comment-13936 » How to Use TrueCrypt on a Computer without Administrative Rights - BestInternetSecurity.net Wed, 20 Aug 2008 11:46:19 +0000 http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/?p=106#comment-13936 [...] to my post about TrueCrypt, I mentioned a disadvantage of using this software — you cannot use it on a computer without [...] [...] to my post about TrueCrypt, I mentioned a disadvantage of using this software — you cannot use it on a computer without [...]

]]> Comment on How to Keep your Portable Data from Being Stolen by » USB Data Encryption and Decryption on a Computer without Administrator Rights? - BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/106#comment-13901 » USB Data Encryption and Decryption on a Computer without Administrator Rights? - BestInternetSecurity.net Wed, 13 Aug 2008 06:19:47 +0000 http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/?p=106#comment-13901 [...] I promised in the post about a data encryption utility called TrueCrypt, I am going to show you another utility that can be used to encrypt portable data on a USB drive. [...] [...] I promised in the post about a data encryption utility called TrueCrypt, I am going to show you another utility that can be used to encrypt portable data on a USB drive. [...]

]]> Comment on The myths about Intrusion Detection System (IDS) by » The Nuts and Bolts about Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/19#comment-12456 » The Nuts and Bolts about Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) - BestInternetSecurity.net Fri, 06 Jun 2008 12:31:47 +0000 http://bestinternetsecurity.net/19/the-myths-about-intrusion-detection-system-ids/#comment-12456 [...] In case you are unfamiliar with IDSs, refer to my posts here:http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/19/http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/18/ [...] [...] In case you are unfamiliar with IDSs, refer to my posts here:http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/19/http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/18/ [...]

]]> Comment on Buffer Overflow: How does it happen? by » Google Hacking and Buffer Overflow Attacks: In the News - BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/52#comment-11238 » Google Hacking and Buffer Overflow Attacks: In the News - BestInternetSecurity.net Fri, 02 May 2008 12:46:36 +0000 http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/52/buffer-overflow-how-does-it-happen/#comment-11238 [...] (If you are interested to know about how to work safely using SQL commands, read our post about Buffer Overflow Attack here: http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/52.) [...] [...] (If you are interested to know about how to work safely using SQL commands, read our post about Buffer Overflow Attack here: http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/52.) [...]

]]> Comment on Firewall cannot deal with internal network attack by Firewall http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/16#comment-5 Firewall Thu, 24 Aug 2006 05:59:21 +0000 http://bestinternetsecurity.net/16/firewall-cannot-deal-with-internal-network-attack/#comment-5 <strong>Dave...</strong> Interesting topic... I\'m working in this industry myself and I don\'t agree about this in 100%, but I added your page to my bookmarks and hope to see more interesting articles in the future... From Damen.. Dave, Glad to know you. Yes, feel free to leave further comments to this post or other posts in this blog :) Dave…

Interesting topic… I\’m working in this industry myself and I don\’t agree about this in 100%, but I added your page to my bookmarks and hope to see more interesting articles in the future…

From Damen..
Dave, Glad to know you. Yes, feel free to leave further comments to this post or other posts in this blog :)

]]> Comment on Caesar Cipher - the easiest encryption method you should know by BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/11#comment-4 BestInternetSecurity.net Sat, 08 Jul 2006 15:33:29 +0000 http://bestinternetsecurity.net/11/caesar-cipher-the-easiest-encryption-method-you-should-know/#comment-4 [...] To improve Caesar Cipher Encryption, we can assign each alphabet with another one in an non-sequential manner. For example A can be mapped to D while B can be mapped to R, and so are the rest being mapped to a different alphabet. Recall that Caesar Cipher has a key space of 25, Monoalphabetic Substitution can have a key space of 26 x 25 x 24 x…….x 1, i.e. 26! (This time we have a different assumption, we assume that each alphabet can be mapped to itself). [...] [...] To improve Caesar Cipher Encryption, we can assign each alphabet with another one in an non-sequential manner. For example A can be mapped to D while B can be mapped to R, and so are the rest being mapped to a different alphabet. Recall that Caesar Cipher has a key space of 25, Monoalphabetic Substitution can have a key space of 26 x 25 x 24 x…….x 1, i.e. 26! (This time we have a different assumption, we assume that each alphabet can be mapped to itself). [...]

]]> Comment on Frequency Analysis - An attack making use of known language pattern of the plaintext by BestInternetSecurity.net http://www.bestinternetsecurity.net/12#comment-3 BestInternetSecurity.net Thu, 06 Jul 2006 17:07:25 +0000 http://bestinternetsecurity.net/12/frequency-analysis-an-attack-making-use-of-known-language-pattern-of-the-plaintext/#comment-3 [...] BestInternetSecurity.net Information Security Resources « The Concept of ‘Key’ in Cryptography Frequency Analysis - An attack making use of known language pattern of the plaintext » [...] [...] BestInternetSecurity.net Information Security Resources « The Concept of ‘Key’ in Cryptography Frequency Analysis - An attack making use of known language pattern of the plaintext » [...]

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