Check Point Software, the company that is likely to employ me relatively soon, has announced their Q4 2008 earnings, and they were above analyst expectations. While you can read the press release for …
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Archive for:31 January 2009 28 January 2009 Check Point Software’s Earnings Call and Nokia’s Security Appliance BusinessCheck Point Software, the company that is likely to employ me relatively soon, has announced their Q4 2008 earnings, and they were above analyst expectations. While you can read the press release for …
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17 January 2009 Changing The TaglineFor those of you who don’t visit phoneboy.com directly, you may not have noticed that I changed the site’s tagline to read: Simplifying Network Security, Telecom, Gadgets, and More! Previously, it read VoIP, … 5 January 2009 The Academy Home: Network Security for Normal Users 23 December 2008 Coverage of Check Point Acquisition of Nokia’s Security Appliance BusinessAs I write this, I am still a Nokia employee. Yesterday’s announcement did not change that, at least until the deal closes sometime in the next three months. Meanwhile, here are a few of the … 22 August 2008 Aircell Isn’t Blocking all Forms of VoIPAndy made a big splash on Twitter (and throughout the blogosphere) when he announced that he had a call on an airplane thanks to Phweet. I, of course, don’t deny it happened, but … 30 April 2008 iSkoot for S60 Upgraded: Obscured by SSL28 April 2008 iSkoot Pulls S60 Build, Plans To Push Fix 30 April 2008
While it was, admittedly, not very nice of me to hand iSkoot a … 27 April 2008 iSkoot Will Fix The Encryption Issue On Nokia S60 ClientLooks like iSkoot made a mistake with their Nokia S60 client and will make it right. Apparently a non-production version of the S60 client made it to the public web, which sends data in the clear. Other published versions of … 26 April 2008 Proof of iSkoot Passing Credentials In The ClearDan York asked for this. Here’s the tell-tale sign from tcpdump that the user information is in the clear. Obviously, I used a different username than my own here as obscuring my password was difficult: |