>From another list:
http://weblog.infoworld.com/securityadviser/archives/2008/06/are_you_a_compu.h
tml?source=NLC-SEC&cgd=2008-06-09
> They got it all wrong starting at:
"When someone hands you their USB key to copy something, you always decline,
and instead offer your known, clean USB key."
Nonsense. I wouldn't let anyone stick my nice clean USB drive in *their* filthy
computer!
"You would also prefer one-time, disposable, Tupperware-like memory drives if
they existed."
OK, got me.
"Any security book you read is covered in pen from the technical corrections
you've made."
Ha! If I did that I wouldn't have any pens left ...
"You suspect that every banner and Flash ad on every Web site is hosting
malicious JavaScript."
What banners and Flash ads? I run Netscape 4.8 with no plugins and JavaScript
disabled.
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