Re: Introduction

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On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Anderson Dang wrote:

> I am interested in all aspects of security.  Currently, one of my projects
> is to set up a system of 10 dial-in lines to the institute and somehow
> make it secure...  I just want to glean as much information as possible from

Well from my opinion, it's just difficult to make the dial-in secure. By 
letting people to dial in, it will land them straight in the heart of ur 
network.  From what i think, another barrier could be set up between the 
dial-in point and the more important networks to separate them to provide 
some security.

Regards
Alex
IRDU, NUS
Singapore

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