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cs.dal.ca/~gates
Carrie Gates
Research Staff Member CA Labs, CA One CA Plaza Islandia, NY 11749 Brief Bio I am currently a Research Staff Member at CA Labs in New York, where I am pursuing research projects in enterprise security that have strategic value for CA, in collaboration with other university faculty and students. I received my PhD in May, 2006, and I spent the last three years of my degree working at CERT, Carnegie Mellon University, where I performed research in network security. I have also worked on access
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ryanburns.info/blog
Coding with Fountain Pens
Home About Coding with Fountain Pens This archive will be lost to history. Probably for the best. Aug 22 2011 Why aren?t Social Security numbers cryptographic public/private keys? Published by Ryan under technology I?m not a security person and I don?t know what I?m talking about. Stories about children?s Social Security numbers being stolen and used without detection until they come of age and other similar tales are legion, and the problem is almost always
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mamamaryshow.com/about
Meet Mary | The Mama Mary Show
Skip to content Search for: Meet Mary I?m Mary Burt-Godwin and I?ll be your host. Yes, I know, it?s totally 80s to hyphenate my last name but my father passed away two months after my wedding so when I went to the Social Security office I simply couldn?t get rid of the Burt. Now it is who I am, albeit annoying when I go to check in at an event and I don?t know whether I should get in the A-E line or the F-L line. I invariably choose the wrong one first. Before you read-on
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blogs.enterprisemanagement.com/scottcrawford
Scott Crawford
www.enterprisemanagement.com EMA Blog Community Scott?s Home EMA Blogs Home Scott on Video Data-Driven Security Trendspotting: Big Data posted by Scott Crawford | August 1, 2011 | 0 Comments I?ve been looking over this year?s Black Hat agenda with an eye toward new thinking on a topic I?ve been blogging about over the last several months: the rise of data-driven security. By this I mean the increased leverage of data mining and analysis to deliver more
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cosine.org
Cosine Jeremiah and his Musings
home about comic ruby livejournal avltree my business Cosine Jeremiah and his Musings Life and Ruby and Security April 10th, 2010 Rails, Django, and Just-Barely-Enough CSRF Protection This week I found what I thought was a bug in Rails 2.3: it does not check the anti-CSRF authenticity token for AJAX requests. Due to years of experience with Rails I knew that this was not the previous behavior I have come to expect, so I dug around and learned that this behavior was intentionally changed some