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Girma Nigusse

Gonzo's Garage - Computers and One-Liners: Assessing Information Security Vulnerabilities – Are They Really False Positives?

March 08, 2007

Gonzo's Garage - Computers and One-Liners: Assessing Information Security Vulnerabilities – Are They Really False Positives?: "Find vulnerabilities on the computers on your network; apply a patch, and all done, right? Well, maybe, and maybe not. "

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