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Snowy
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Re: A Letter to DSLR Security Enthusiasts

said by Daniel:

Trust me. Get away from the tools and focus on the concepts. Expand. Read. Watch. Learn. This is the path to being a more well-rounded and highly skilled security enthusiast/professional.

I'm in total agreement with all that but if my own experience is typical the "tool mode" stage is an important step in that ladder. Learning what a tool does & how it does it was a good starting point for my understanding of the OS & security issues.
to forum · permalink · 2008-01-10 17:01:37 ·


Khaine

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said by Snowy:

said by Daniel:

Trust me. Get away from the tools and focus on the concepts. Expand. Read. Watch. Learn. This is the path to being a more well-rounded and highly skilled security enthusiast/professional.

I'm in total agreement with all that but if my own experience is typical the "tool mode" stage is an important step in that ladder. Learning what a tool does & how it does it was a good starting point for my understanding of the OS & security issues.
I also agree, excellent article.
to forum · permalink · 2008-01-11 23:34:01 ·
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