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Eric Budke, CISSP, is a principal consultant at Foundstone, Inc., a computer security training and consulting company. He specializes in performing firewall, Unix, and e-commerce related assessments and penetration studies. He has spent time as a security consultant at a Big 5 firm, a system and network engineer at an interactive services shop, and a systems engineer at a major ISP. He also edits the slightly off-beat SecurityBeat.com.
For Security Zone | February 10, 2003
The majority of machines use regular password authentication, making password cracking an easy means for an attacker to gain access to systems—without using any fancy exploits.
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