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Defence in Depth: Cracking OS X Lion Passwords

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cyberguypr

[sarcasm] The author is wrong. "Macs are Unix and don't have security issues." [/sarcasm]

Disclaimer: The above is a verbatim comment I heard from a sys admin at a Fortune 1000 company. Did I mention he's currently unemployed?

RTmarc

Here's you another good one:

iClarified - Apple News - Mac OS X Lion Creates Serious LDAP Security Risk

Everyone

Security by obscurity is not secure.

petedude

Everyone wrote: »

Security by obscurity is not secure.

True, but it's also less insecure. Your risk is not eliminated, but you may be dealing with a lower number of active threats.

RobertKaucher

petedude wrote: »

True, but it's also less insecure. Your risk is not eliminated, but you may be dealing with a lower number of active threats.

Until it is no longer obscure, and then you are completely F'ed.