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Final blog post!

The majority of my posts had to do with exploits or methods of attack. The only post that did not have to do with attacking systems was about W3C passing a new standard. All other posts had to do with viruses, vulnerabilities, and methods of attacking systems. All of my blog posts used several sources but the two news sources that I read regularly and directed me toward the topics I would cover for the week were Wired and Ars Technica. These two sources are ones I've been following for years and have always been where I get the majority of my security news. Security blogs are not something I usually read but after writing this blog, I would consider finding a blogger I enjoyed reading and adding their feed to my daily news sources. Bloggers would choose an aspect of security they are particularly interested, like I did, and would report on the events that are most relevant. If I were to choose a few bloggers with different areas of focus, I would have a method of getting conde...

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