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Unblogged Bits for Wednesday, 20 May 2009

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

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3 thoughts on “Unblogged Bits for Wednesday, 20 May 2009”

  1. RE:STO

    The graphics are really bad…especially in a post DX10 world. Cryptic looks stuck in ’04 mode and done nothing to improve the graphics of their games. Still, there are some of the bits and peices that are rumoured that do appeal to me, the big one being that there will be tons of worlds and races to be discovered….in a massive way like it should be in a Trek Verse.

    Still….gah! Those graphics need to go.

    The Password thing….

    Yeah, that was old news back in like ’90 at the Flats, though I am amazed that it has to be continually relearned.

  2. 1. Well, the STO stills I’ve seen were pretty pretty.

    2. Unfortunately, too many security types thing “longer, more complicated, and more frequently changed” = “more secure,” while completely missing the human factor.

  3. 1: Yes, but you are use to Cryptic Graphics. 🙂 To me it is just a step above WoW Graphics.

    2: that was the big lesson: That 1) Changing several passwords. 2)randomly generated. 3)Having many requirements meant that people just wrote them down and put them on pieces of paper in places around their desks.

    So when the Tiger Team came in and did several simulated attacks on the site, one of the things that they did was to hack into as many secure systems as they could, and the IT Department boasted how amazing their security system was (above)…and the tiger team was able to hack into every system they came across. All they did was search until they found bits of paper under someones keyboard and they were in.

    After that your Passwords needed to be 12 characters, at least 1 special character or number…and it never changed. The next year after that the Tiger Team was unable to hack into any of the systems since the bits of paper had been eliminated.

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