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Welcome to the February 3, 2008 edition of information security carnival. And what can I say… This could be the USB Security Edition.

articles

bennie presents What technological things should you have? posted at Technology Matter, saying, “A list of technological things you should have.”

Host comment: This is not exactly a Infosec article, but it’s a good list.

DJ presents Bluetooth spamming gets green light posted at Bluetooth Insight.

Brian Terry presents 7 Website design mistakes to avoid (at all cost!) posted at Big Selling Website Design.

reviews

DJ presents LG Vaccine USB posted at USB Insight.

gs presents IronKey posted at The Tech-Investigator, saying, “Outlining the critical elements of information security for the mobile Professional Investigator.”

DJ presents Yoggie launches Gatekeeper Pico posted at USB Insight.

tips

Tutor presents 0tutor.com: 10-steps-to-a-secure-wireless-network posted at 0tutor.com tutorials blog.

Host comment: “Great tips!”

Sai presents Keeping Your USB Drive Safe: Part 1 posted at American (Tech) Sai-ko, saying, “Tutorial on how to keep your usb drive encrypted and safe.”

Host comment: “Wonderful Article! Now we are waiting for the Part 2″

BeThisWay presents You Dont Have To Be Gullible To Be a Victim of a Check Scam posted at Are You Going To Be This Way The Rest of The Time I Know You?.

Host comment: “Social Engineering and how to avoid it.”

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