Security

Even though this isn't anything new, it's always something good to know, and have a reference in case you forget how to set it up. I use it with the utmost sense of security. I will use it for scheduled backups, and the keys always hidden, with root online having access to it. This method works on Linux, all BSD distributions, and MacOS X (And of course Cygwin on Windows).

For Windows users, staying secure is a daunting task. Even when you get all the software you need to secure your system as best you can, sometimes the software becomes an even more difficult task, and later you disable it's services just to get on the internet. Today, I'll tell you what you do need, and what you really don't need.

After going through the archives of the old site, I decided to start posting the various tutorials that were there, and have yet to become obsolete. One is "More Fun With Wireless Hacking", which was published in 2600 Hacker's Quarterly in 2003. Since the practice of wireless hacking, and security has yet to change, I present you with the original article I wrote 5 years ago. Enjoy.