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Security Is Simple: Only Use Perfect Software
ShmooCon and Interview
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over 3 years ago
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crispincowan
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In early February, I gave a talk at ShmooCon .The content was the same as my talk at ACM Reflections , a student-run conference at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana. ShmooCon sells out anyway :) so I did not bother to blog about it. While...
Security Is Simple: Only Use Perfect Software
Speaking at PDC
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over 4 years ago
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crispincowan
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Just a short note to let folks know that I will be at PDC next week, giving a talk on developing applications for standard user . Much of what I have to say will be familiar to fans of things like standard user and privilege levels. The new content this...
Security Is Simple: Only Use Perfect Software
Go Ahead, Make My Day
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over 4 years ago
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crispincowan
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This blog is about my security work at Microsoft, not my past work in Linux. However, in a recent blog “AppArmor is Dead” , Russ Coker basically called me out by citing both this blog and AppArmor in the same post, so I am going to briefly go off topic...
Security Is Simple: Only Use Perfect Software
UAC: Desert Topping, or Floor Wax?
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over 4 years ago
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crispincowan
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Is UAC a convenience feature, or a security feature? Dessert topping or floor wax? How about both! Security can be a confusing black art, for both consumers and professionals alike. One reason is in the name of this blog, that insecurity results from...
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