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Passwords Are Like Snowflakes… | Technically Failing
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Always Trying, Sometimes Succeeding, Technically Failing. Passwords Are Like Snowflakes…. January 15, 2011. 8230;everyone is unique, precious and can never be duplicated. If only those words were true. Passwords and the management of them, continue to be the weak link in authentication to both enterprise and personal systems. I’m going to cover a couple of methods on how to effectively manage passwords and why it may be one of the most important things you do. 160; or maybe just create really simple p...
A Brave New World (For Me) | Technically Failing
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Always Trying, Sometimes Succeeding, Technically Failing. A Brave New World (For Me). December 29, 2010. The last time I shared anything meaningful on the internet was when Prodigy and AOL were king of the hill. I remember being engaged in a discussion board on why paying $22 for a Ken Griffey Jr. Rookie card. Was a waste of money. Especially, when I couldn’t buy one for less then $30 at the time. To the zen of the movie Zoolander. So the subject matter I cover will be very eclectic. I hope you enjoy.
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Always Trying, Sometimes Succeeding, Technically Failing. 2011 Personal Security New Year’s Resolutions. January 3, 2011. January 3, 2011. Knowing is half the battle (or so G.I. Joe and his marketers want you to think). Understanding what information you store on your computer and Internet will give you a better understanding on how to protect it. The following categories are a guideline to follow. You can add in classifications as necessary. A Brave New World (For Me). December 29, 2010. The last time I...
Privileged Identity Management | Technically Failing
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Always Trying, Sometimes Succeeding, Technically Failing. Privileged Identity Management – Part 1. August 4, 2012. August 6, 2012. How they fit into this? 8221; So what is a gal/guy to do? Enter Privileged Identity Management. As with all life’s activity, there is some level of risk involved. This case is no different. Having specialized labor perform a specific job or function is a huge benefit. But be aware — you’re handing over the keys to the kingdom. Understanding e...Lack of Audit Trail. 8211; PAs ...
Identity Theft | Technically Failing
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Always Trying, Sometimes Succeeding, Technically Failing. Passwords Are Like Snowflakes…. January 15, 2011. 8230;everyone is unique, precious and can never be duplicated. If only those words were true. Passwords and the management of them, continue to be the weak link in authentication to both enterprise and personal systems. I’m going to cover a couple of methods on how to effectively manage passwords and why it may be one of the most important things you do. 160; or maybe just create really simple p...
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Always Trying, Sometimes Succeeding, Technically Failing. Making Knowledge Based Authentication (KBA) Work! October 13, 2013. October 13, 2013. Many people are familiar with knowledge-based authentication (KBA), but probably not by name. You know it when you visit your bank site and you have to tell them the name of your pet in order to get in. Sound familiar now? Authentication is broken down into three forms:. Something you have – grid card, cell phone, dongle. For this discussion, I’ll focus on ...
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Le Tote vs StitchFix who styles better? With fashion moving at the speed of light, it is hard for most of us who are not entrenched in the fashion industry to keep up. Le Tote and Stitch Fix solve this problem by giving you easy access to stylists who send you your monthly/weekly infusion of stylish clothes at a fairly reasonable price. […]. July 30, 2015 5:15 am. With ‘RetailMeNot’ you may never have to pay full price. June 27, 2015 9:35 pm. Channel your inner fashion goddess with Polyvore. The flash sa...
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In technology everything's possible. The place which loves the benefits of technology. I offer these sections for you to check out. Articles about current issues I am working on and articles about cool project ideas which dont exist yet but should be technically feasible. Downloads and shop for software libraries. Mainly for mobile development. Bucket Lister for Windows Phone. 2010 TechnicallyFeasible Designed by Blog Design Studio. S New Blood Powered by.
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Technically Fixed - How to guides, fixes are repairs. Arris Router Port Forwarding. Scenario: Unable to port forward on Time Warners Arris Router for an IP Camera. Time Warner Cable has restrictions on port forwarding but there is a work around. Setting and make sure the Firewall has a check in the box. (yes this router has to have Firewall checked in order for port forwarding to work). Click on Virtual Servers. And create a virtual server for the service you want to use. Solution: There is no way to rec...
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Are you still operating on your default setting? Watch the Video…. Road do I take? August 12, 2014. One day Alice came to a fork in the road and saw a Cheshire cat in a tree. “Which road do I take? 8221; she asked. “Where do you want to go? 8221; was his response. “I don’t know,” Alice answered. “Then,” …. Continue reading …. July 19, 2013. May 28, 2013. 8216;Normal is a failure of potential’ – Sigourney Weaver as “God’s Fiduciary” and Eli’s therapist, Eli Stone. May 13, 2013. Which road do I take?
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Translating Technology with Humor. Outdoor Tech Turtle Shell Speaker Kills the Competition. This turtle shell can crash the party. This little water resistant, 16 hour battery speaker is like no other. Comes in a couple of different colors, but I like the RED ONE. I love turtles. Turtles are my favorite animal. They are tough beasts that mostly lay around and take their time. This Turtle Shell […]. High Tech Garbage Can is Hands FREE. Never dirty your hands again by touching the garbage can! I remember h...
