CISO was taking Q&A at Defcon. A lot of the questions were directed torward corporate security issues and how testing is done. A lot of jib jab about hackers and the patriot act ensued. Cool questions, but a bit long if you ask me.
that is soooo sweet. I so wish that I was there. I have been reading HAD since it first started almost everyday. Keep up the good work.
Oh, and for all the people who keep complaining about the lack of hacks (from the last post), I’ll quote an earlier blog entry:
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Nicely put Number 2.
im sorry. it just sucks without hacks, and you know its just weblogs inc. trying to get a crap load of coverage. you think all those posts about live8 were because vince was so darn happy about it? no. they were because weblogs started a live8 blog and vince lived conveintly in philly.
Just a quick question… why is hack-a-day even under this weblogs inc. thing. I’ve never heard of it, or any other blog affiliated with it besides this one. Why stick with it if it only hinders what you can do with the blog?
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a lot of other successful news blogs are affiliated with Weblogs Inc, just check out engadget.com or joystiq.com!
there isn’t a limit, it’s just that they work closely with the other sites. The only disadvantage i see is you have to validate you comments with email, if there was some sort of account making system it would be much better.
Hack a Day serves up fresh hacks each day, every day from around the web as well as hacking related news.
Remember you ADD meds next time then.