New Sensitivity Label Setting Prevents Transmission of Data to Microsoft Content Services
I was out at a customer site on the weekend setting up their new computer. Should be no problems at all as it was the same Dell model as one they had purchased a few months before, and I had taken the time to create a RIS image when I built that first one.Having used […]
Austin Wilson of the Windows Vista Security Team reported back from the recent Black Hat conference about a demonstration in which a security researcher inserted unsigned code into the kernel of an x64 version of Windows Vista. This demonstration has led many to declare the security of the upcoming Microsoft product to be poor. Of […]
I’m a big fan of OpenBSD. I decided one day a few years ago to have a crack at this operating system that had such a reputation for security, since security is of much interest to me. I printed out the installation guide from the website, dusted off an old P-90 with 32mb of RAM […]
Steve Riley has updated his Blog with a discussion on the new Mandatory Integrity Control features of Windows Vista. http://blogs.technet.com/steriley/archive/2006/07/21/442870.aspx If you don’t know who Steve Riley is you can read his bio here. I’ve seen Steve talk at TechEd and other Microsoft conferences before and he really captivates the audience with an entertaining and […]
