Re: Graphics for presentation

[Donal <irldexter () gmail com>]

Here ia my fav from a screencapture I did :) lemme know if you want the original

http://www.flickr.com/photos/irldexter/3111470079/

Donal

On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 1:00 AM, Marc<marc () marcd org> wrote:
> Hi,
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> I’m tasked with doing a presentation at work on security risk assessment as
> related to system development.  I am going to follow it up with a
> demonstration of how XSS works and the possibilities for compromise
> associated with it.   While I’m good with the demo, for the presentation I
> am sorely lacking humorous or entertaining graphics (that are work
> appropriate).  Even searching the internet produced anemic results.  Can
> anyone point me to some humorous or entertaining graphics related to IT
> security and risk?  Actually – make that any graphics, entertaining or not.
> I’m desperate.  They would have to be suitable for use in a non-public, work
> related presentation from a copyright perspective.  While they cannot be
> blatantly offensive to violate acceptable use, they can be close to the
> line.   That might keep them from asking me to do another presentation.  Any
> help is appreciated.
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> Thanks,
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> Marc
>
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