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  • Apple to iPhone Users: Please Install This Untrusted Configuration Profile

    It appears Apple is the only company around that doesn't use Microsoft Exchange. Apple's recently released iOS (not to be confused with Cisco's IOS) 4 apparently wasn't tested with Exchange at all. Many users are reporting slow e-mail sync, and apparently Exchange server admins are none...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by jesper on Wed, Jun 30 2010

  • Apple to iPhone Users: Please Install This Untrusted Configuration Profile

    It appears Apple is the only company around that doesn't use Microsoft Exchange. Apple's recently released iOS (not to be confused with Cisco's IOS) 4 apparently wasn't tested with Exchange at all. Many users are reporting slow e-mail sync, and apparently Exchange server admins are none...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Wed, Jun 30 2010

  • Don't fire people until after you wipe their phones

    A very commonly required feature for mobile access to email is remote wipe - the ability to reach out and wipe all corporate data off a mobile device. Exchange ActiveSync supports this feature and has for several versions now. You, as the Exchange or Security administrator can issue a remote wipe command...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by jesper on Thu, Apr 8 2010

  • Don't fire people until after you wipe their phones

    A very commonly required feature for mobile access to email is remote wipe - the ability to reach out and wipe all corporate data off a mobile device. Exchange ActiveSync supports this feature and has for several versions now. You, as the Exchange or Security administrator can issue a remote wipe command...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Thu, Apr 8 2010

  • Passwords are here to stay

    At least for the short to medium term. That is the, quite obvious, conclusion drawn in a Newsweek article entitled "Building a Better Password." The article goes inside the CyLab at Carnegie-Mellon University to understand how passwords may one day be replaced. It is interesting reading all...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by jesper on Sun, Oct 11 2009

  • Passwords are here to stay

    At least for the short to medium term. That is the, quite obvious, conclusion drawn in a Newsweek article entitled "Building a Better Password." The article goes inside the CyLab at Carnegie-Mellon University to understand how passwords may one day be replaced. It is interesting reading all...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sun, Oct 11 2009

  • And finally, standard user malware

    Today I finally got wind of my first piece of true standard user malware. MS Antispyware 2008 has turned standard user. The version in question installs the binaries in c:\documents and settings\all users\application data\<something>, and makes itself resident by infecting HKCU\...\Run. Curiously...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by jesper on Tue, Sep 1 2009

  • And finally, standard user malware

    Today I finally got wind of my first piece of true standard user malware. MS Antispyware 2008 has turned standard user. The version in question installs the binaries in c:\documents and settings\all users\application data\<something>, and makes itself resident by infecting HKCU\...\Run. Curiously...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, Sep 1 2009

  • Please do not e-mail my social security number

    Recently I had a very interesting incident. I wrote an article some time in 2008 and the publisher paid me a little bit of money for it. That means the publisher must send a report to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS - the U.S. tax department) reporting that they paid me, as well as send me a form called...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by jesper on Tue, Jan 27 2009

  • Please do not e-mail my social security number

    Recently I had a very interesting incident. I wrote an article some time in 2008 and the publisher paid me a little bit of money for it. That means the publisher must send a report to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS - the U.S. tax department) reporting that they paid me, as well as send me a form called...
    Posted to Jesper's Blog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, Jan 27 2009
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