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<title>Top Log FAIL</title>
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<summary>A recent Wal-Mart intrusion story inspired me to summarize the most egregious, reckless, painful, negligent, sad, idiotic examples of failures with logs and logging - &quot;Top Log FAIL.&quot;  I am pretty sure that esteemed readers of SysAdmin Blog would never, ever do anything of that sort. </summary>
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A recent Wal-Mart intrusion story inspired me to summarize the most egregious, reckless, painful, negligent, sad, idiotic examples of failures with logs and logging - &quot;Top Log FAIL.&quot;  I am pretty sure that esteemed readers of SysAdmin Blog would never, ever do anything of that sort. 
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<title>Review of &quot;Beautiful Security&quot; Book</title>
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<published>2009-06-22T14:52:51Z</published>
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<summary>Beautiful Security from O&apos;Reilly, which I just finished reading, is truly an awesome book. Now, I will probably have a high opinion of my own chapter (&quot;Beautiful Log Handling&quot;) since it took some work (eh... and one near-complete rewrite) to...</summary>
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Beautiful Security from O&apos;Reilly, which I just finished reading, is truly an awesome book. Now, I will probably have a high opinion of my own chapter (&quot;Beautiful Log Handling&quot;) since it took some work (eh... and one near-complete rewrite) to...
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