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Tao Zhou

Tao Zhou is an Internet services engineer for a networking company with headquarters in New Jersey. He is an MCSE, a Master CNE, and holds a master’s degree in computer science.

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Tao’s Recent activity

Passport for Kids
Mar 24, 2002
US users with children younger than 13 can create special Microsoft .NET Passport accounts to control the level of information that Kids Passport–participating Web sites can collect from the children. Users can visit...
Maximizing BIND DNS Security
Jan 21, 2002
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A Secure Transaction
Jan 21, 2002
When a DNS client queries the sample record www.us.example.com, the DNS Security (DNSSEC) server running the secure zone us.example.com sends the client www.us.example.com's original A resource record (RR) with its...
Dig for DNS Information
Oct 18, 2001
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BIND on Win2K or NT
Oct 18, 2001
The Internet Software Consortium (ISC) provides separate BIND source codes for each major platform (e.g., Windows NT, Linux). Before you use BIND, you must use a C compiler to compile BIND on your chosen platform...
Keep an Eye on BIND Bugs
Oct 18, 2001
Earlier this year, the CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC), a US government—funded Internet-security think tank, announced the existence of four security holes in BIND versions earlier than 8.2.3. The vulnerabilities...
Secure Your BIND DNS Service
Oct 18, 2001
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