passwords and PKI

Densise Anthony doesn’t mention her security research on her home page, but the slides from her presentation are available on the Dartmouth PKI Unlocked Summit and Workshop page, which I found after a bit of Googling led me to the Dartmouth PKI Lab Outreach Web Home page. There’s a bunch of good stuff buried in there, especially deployment tips, and the Dartmouth OpenCA – LiveCD looks especially interesting; I’m going to try it out in my testing lab soon.

79 words posted at 9:44 am on Wednesday, August 11, 2004 in Computer Security |

4 Comments

  1. Your “testing lab”? Does that come complete with lightning rods, bubbling beakers, and an igor?

    Comment by Greg Wilson — 8/11/2004 @ 11:24 am

  2. (laughter)

    Sadly, no. About the only exciting thing about my testing lab is that one of the computers isn’t under the desk, which caught the attention of the Health and Safety droids…

    Comment by Harald — 8/11/2004 @ 11:34 am

  3. “caught the attention of the Health and Safety droids…“??

    Okay, I sense an untold story here…

    Comment by Reid — 8/16/2004 @ 4:04 pm

  4. It’s simple, actually. One of my 9 desktops masquerading as servers is not under a desk; it is instead sitting on the floor in front of all of the other computers under the desk. Despite the fact that this is not in a corridor or anything else vaguely resembling anything other than a desk, this is apparently a Class B Safety Hazard (insert ominous music here :-)

    Comment by Harald — 8/17/2004 @ 9:06 am

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