Random Salt - Preparing for real-world eventualities

Author: dndj.sys-con.com | Published: 21st Nov 2006 | Visited: 246 times | Add Comment
Filed in: NET Security

It's a constant battle! Just when you think you understand security, someone or something reminds you of a whole aspect that you have been ignoring, usually at your peril. No matter how much you planned, prepared, worked, and worried about your plan of attack or defensive position, the job was literally never done!

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