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Linux 101: Ci-Trainseminar, Edward Aractingi
Linux 101: Ci-Trainseminar, Edward Aractingi
Edward Aractingi
An overview of how the Linux operating system.
Effective Security By Obscurity, John Christian Smith
Effective Security By Obscurity, John Christian Smith
John Christian Smith
"Security by obscurity" is a bromide which is frequently applied to undermine the perceived value of a certain class of techniques in security. This usage initially stemmed from applications and experience in the areas of cryptographic theory, and the open vs. closed source debate. Through the perceived absence of true security, the field of security by obscurity has not coalesced into a viable or recognizable approach for security practitioners. Consequently, this has resulted in these techniques going under-used and under-appreciated by defenders, while they continue to provide value to attackers, which creates an unfortunate information asymmetry. Exploring effective methods for …
Linux 101: Ci-Trainseminar, Edward Aractingi
Linux 101: Ci-Trainseminar, Edward Aractingi
IT Research
An overview of how the Linux operating system.