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Subject: Security Author: Sam Jr Antonny [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 04:07:38 06/26/04 Sat Article Review: Last night i was searching on the net for some security flaws in my network and i found an article by Mr. Majid Saeed Khan . I was really impressed by the approach he made for packet sniffing and orange box, i still remembers few months back Bill Gates announced to launch a firewall for thier customers and even in that stage we need to have security on our networks. Packet sniffing is a very dangerous issue regarding personal data security. While reading his article on Cnet, you may feel unsecure but in the end when he comes with his brillant ideas of security even with packet sniffing you will be ralaxed. His purposal was to encode the packets in very low code so that even if some hacker or cracker decodes your packet, he may not ab able to read it as with every packet during this two way communication data loss is strictly under observation by another hidden process. In the current stage of this digital revolution i dont think someone can claim for full security as your 90 percent of softwares depend on other coders, so chances of bugs and holes in them are very high. Sam Jr Antonny Security Officer - Security.com http://www.Security.com Reference: http://www.Cnet.com http://www.Bahriasoft.com [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]