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Aug. 3rd, 2007
Ten ways to get your badge pulled
Aug. 3rd, 2007 09:07 pmFrom Monday's WSJ comes an amazing piece of 大象爆炸式的拉肚子1:
Er, yeah. So let's send PCI, HIPPA, or whatever sensitive information you've got to some guy in Trashcanistan with a colo box, download Ghod-knows-what software onto the work box containing same, GoToMyPC from your virus-infested home computer, and clear your cache because you think it'll keep the men with short-barreled shotguns from helping you find your car. Heck, why not follow the example of the Los Alamos National Security board and do all of the above with Top Secret RD? Or just go all the way and take out a gorram ad in the New York Times.
For the fracking love of God, Montressor!
1 Explosive elephant diarrhea.
To find out whether it's possible to get around the IT departments, we asked Web experts for some advice. Specifically, we asked them to find the top 10 secrets our IT departments don't want us to know. How to surf to blocked sites without leaving any traces, for instance, or carry on instant-message chats without having to download software.
Er, yeah. So let's send PCI, HIPPA, or whatever sensitive information you've got to some guy in Trashcanistan with a colo box, download Ghod-knows-what software onto the work box containing same, GoToMyPC from your virus-infested home computer, and clear your cache because you think it'll keep the men with short-barreled shotguns from helping you find your car. Heck, why not follow the example of the Los Alamos National Security board and do all of the above with Top Secret RD? Or just go all the way and take out a gorram ad in the New York Times.
For the fracking love of God, Montressor!
1 Explosive elephant diarrhea.
