| | Security Technique Moves to Creative Commons License | About | 2005/09/14 |
| | The Creative Commons licensing system is an innovative and attractive addition to standard copyright. In an effort to make Security Technique content available to the largest number of readers, the management has decided to "open" it's content to non-commercial remixers, aggregators and bloggers. If you like the content here and want to copy it or use it as the basis for a non-commercial derivative work, please be our guest. |
| | Generating a Self Signed Certificate on MacOS X 10.3 | Macintosh | 2004/04/02 |
| | Looking to generate a self signed certificate with OpenSSL, but getting bogged down in the details? This article provides a simple shell script to generate a certificate for your very own server. |
| | Creating An Encrypted Disk Image on MacOS X | Macintosh | 2003/08/19 |
| | Unknown to most MacOS X users, built in to modern Macs is the ability to create and mount encrypted volumes. This article takes us through the process of setting up a privacy-enhanced enclave inside your Mac. |
| | PGP Integration in MacOS X Email Clients | Email Security | 2003/06/23 |
| | For small and medium sized enterprises, PGP offers "pretty good privacy" for a pretty good price. Integrating it with your desktop email application can be painful though. Review the options for MacOS X that relieve the pain. |
| | How to Generate a Key for PGP | Email Security | 2003/06/08 |
| | Before users can receieve encrypted email, they must generate a key pair. Matt Hamrick steps us through the process in a relatively short proceedure suitable for including in your processes and procedures manual. |
| | Considerations for Passwords in Secure Systems | Software | 2003/05/23 |
| | Passwords are the cornerstone of traditional user security. In this article, the first in a series, Matt Hamrick walks us through the do's and don'ts when using password in modern systems. |
| | WiFi Security Checklist | Wireless Security | 2002/11/19 |
| | Deploying a wireless network? This article provides this high-level description of existing, practical security features for WiFi security. |
