Of Course I'm Sure Half The People

The Intent Of The Individuals Who Created The Ddos Attacks Has Nothing To Do With Hacking, And They Are Vandals, Not Hackers.

Companies Spend Millions Of Dollars On Firewalls And Secure Access Devices, And It's Money Wasted Because None Of These Measures Address The Weakest Link In The Security Chain: The People Who Use, Administer And Operate Computer Systems

New Security Loopholes Are Constantly Popping Up Because Of Wireless Networking. The Cat-and-mouse Game Between Hackers And System Administrators Is Still In Full Swing.

It Doesn't Work The Same Way Everywhere. The Americans Are The Most Gullible, Because They Don't Like To Deny Co-workers' Requests. People In The Former Soviet Bloc Countries Are Less Trusting, Perhaps Because Of Their Previous Experiences With Their Countries' Secret Services.

The Perfect Pin Is Not Four Digits And Not Associated With Your Life, Like An Old Telephone Number. It's Something Easy For You To Remember And Hard For Other People To Guess.