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We take on the future of the Password — and why the passwords you think are most secure — probably aren’t. It’s the Computer Guys, bringing you up-to-date on the latest thinking in the tech world and answering your questions.
Guests
- John Gilroy WAMU Resident Computer Guy; and Director of Business Development at SolutionsDevelopers
- Mark Burnett Guest Computer Guy; security specialist; and author of "Perfect Passwords: Selection, Protection, Authentication" (Syngress Publishing)
We take on the future of the Password — and why the passwords you think are most secure — probably aren’t. It’s the Computer Guys, bringing you up-to-date on the latest thinking in the tech world and answering your questions.
SonicWall Study
The dirty, naked truth about teleworkers
Best City for Teleworking
Washington, DC
Spammers Adapt Quickly
Next Generation Spam
Multifactor Authentication
Bill Gates on Vista and Security
Removing Spy Falcon
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