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Preparation for DerbyCon (or any other con for that matter)

Posted on September 24, 2012September 24, 2012 by raymond

As DerbyCon fast approaches, I have put together a list of items that I do before going to any security conference in hopes that it helps better protect my laptop (after all we are at a security con with folks that have skills). Here are my tips (in no particular order) – I would love […]

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