Social Engineering, the USB Way
"JUNE 7, 2006 | We recently got hired by a credit union to assess the security of its network. The client asked that we really push hard on the social engineering button. In the past, they'd had problems with employees sharing passwords and giving up information easily. Leveraging our effort in the report was a way to drive the message home to the employees."
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Pete Finnigan's Oracle Security Weblog
This is the weblog for Pete Finnigan. Pete works in the area of Oracle security and he specialises in auditing Oracle databases for security issues. This weblog is aimed squarely at those interested in the security of their Oracle databases.
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June 2006
- New paper "Oracle Database Security" - 06/01/2006 by 06/01/2006
- undocumented pragmas - 06/02/2006 by 06/02/2006
- A nice post about risk based security - 06/03/2006 by 06/03/2006
- Laurent on mod_plsql - 06/05/2006 by 06/05/2006
- 9.2.0.8 is to be a terminal release - 06/06/2006 by 06/06/2006
- An Expert's Perspective on the VA Data Theft - 06/08/2006 by 06/08/2006
- Building a Simple Firewall Using Oracle Net - 06/12/2006 by 06/12/2006
- A blog with some Oracle security entries - 06/13/2006 by 06/13/2006
- Five best practices for Oracle applications developers - 06/19/2006 by 06/19/2006
- Social Engineering, the USB Way - 06/20/2006 by 06/20/2006
- Survey: Hardware, not hackers, usually causes Oracle database downtime - 06/28/2006 by 06/28/2006
- An interesting post on Stephen's Oracle blog about SYSDBA passwords - 06/29/2006 by 06/29/2006
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