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I used the Security+ Study Guide from Syngress Shinder Books. Very good IMO and came with a disk that had a practice exam engine. Worked for me.

I took the GCIH at the conference in Virginia Beach last year and thougth it was great. I would have to agree that I felt like someone (Ed) opened the flood gates and let it flow. It was a lot of info to consume in a weeks worth of time. Also, I was lucky enough to get the on-demand course at a discounted rate so I was able to go back and review…[Read more]

I read the Official CISSP Study Guide and found it useful. The CCCure practice exams helped me tremendously. I was also fortunate that the compay I work for was willing to pay for me to attend a CISSP boot camp. I will pass along what I think was the best advice I recieved:

The day and night before the test, don’t even study. Do what ever it is…[Read more]

Has the solution to this challenge been posted?

Regardless of the origin of the attack, the relative ease with which this information was obtained is what is scary.

Encryption anyone?

I too have had the opportunity(?) to tackle this project. The NIST 800-18 provides some pretty good information also.

Quite tedious indeed.