Which methods to secure a Wi-Fi network actually work, and which are just bumps on the road to an attacker gaining full access to your private network?

A look back at how application delivery has evolved, and how we can expect it to change in the coming years.

A discussion of various password policies that are often enforced, their relative effectiveness and, in some cases, their harmfulness.

A description of email obfuscation techniques in use today, and an evidence-based comparison of which ones work.

Discussion of the advantages of IPv6, other than increased address space, such as mandatory encryption and extensibility.

A discussion of the exploit where, using hash collisions, a server can be DoSed using minimal bandwidth and resources.

The proper methodology for storing passwords in a database. Covers hashing, rainbow tables, salting and peppering.